According to reports, Ferrari’s “Aggressive” Upgrades will arrive in Suzuka, and the Scuderia is prepared to challenge Max Verstappen following Melbourne

The same guy, a new race, and a new season! Carlos Sainz has accomplished the same thing in Australia as he did in Singapore, where he ended Max Verstappen’s winning run. With teammate Charles Leclerc trailing him closely, the Spaniard won the race with ease after running a perfect race. Building on this momentum, Scuderia Ferrari now intends to unveil the much-rumored modifications in Japan rather than Imola, expediting their developmental schedule.

There were rumors going throughout the paddock that Ferrari was going to introduce a whole range of modifications, including a completely new SF-24, before Imola. After the SF-24 excelled in the first phase with suitable tire degradation, resolving the Italian team’s biggest issue, the modifications were scheduled for Ferrari’s second phase. Construction

The improvements are expected to include new sidepods, bodywork, and perhaps a floor plan, as was previously rumored. The crew returning in Maranello will get ready with the new and improved SF-24 during the two-week break before the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix. There was always a chance for a shortened schedule, and the Italian squad is now taking that chance.

It will be intriguing to watch whether Ferrari can defeat the Red Bull world champion on a regular basis. We wouldn’t mind seeing a thrilling season in which the two dominant Formula One drivers square off. But no Formula One team stays static, and Adrian Newey’s nearly flawless machine will continue to evolve and improve.

The Italian team has hope after their outstanding 1-2 finish at the Australian Grand Prix. Keeping up the trend, the Maranello team is now told to get ready for Suzuka rather than Imola with the aforementioned “aggressive upgrades.”