Ferrari have a new front wing and updated floor, while McLaren have gone quite a bit further with their updates this weekend. F1 AustrianGP
The ‘show and tell’ document has been published by the FIA confirming the upgrades placed on each of the teams’ cars this weekend, with six of the 10 teams having brought updates with them to Austria.
All elements of the front wing have been redesigned for this update, with the team saying they changed the mainplane, flap and endplate to try and improve the car by offering more aerodynamic balance. The first steps towards that have been made in Austria, with McLaren updating the shape of their sidepod inlets, Halo, cooling louvres, a reshaped engine cover/coke and floor body – with the floor in particular being “fully revised”, according to the team.F1 points all-time rankings: Where do Hamilton, Verstappen and Alonso feature?Elsewhere, Red Bull confirmed they have “subtly changed” their rear suspension by adjusting the wishbone fairings to improve stability in only a minor upgrade.
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