Ferrari Tests SF-25 Floor, Suspension Upgrades Amid Performance Struggles

Ferrari's 2025 Formula 1 season has been challenging, with their SF-25 car struggling due to known rear suspension issues and mechanical setup limitations. Despite being second in the Constructors' Championship, Ferrari trails McLaren by over 100 points and faces difficulty closing the gap, as recent aerodynamic upgrades like the redesigned front wing have not significantly shifted competitive balance. The team plans key updates including a new floor debuting at the Austrian Grand Prix and a revised suspension expected at Silverstone, aiming to improve performance in the mid-season. However, the effectiveness of these upgrades remains uncertain, especially as rivals continue to develop their cars. Experts and drivers, including Lewis Hamilton, have advised Ferrari to consider focusing more on the 2026 car development given the current season’s difficulties. Overall, Ferrari’s technical team is working intensively to address the SF-25's issues, but the upcoming months will be critical in determining whether they can revive their 2025 campaign or prioritize future projects.