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General · 26 February 2026

Ferrari SF-26 rear wing systems hard to copy

Ferrari SF-26 rear wing systems hard to copy

Ferrari introduced two advanced aerodynamic upgrades on its SF-26 during pre-season testing in Bahrain, aiming to boost straight-line performance. The new “Flick Tail Mode” and a fully rotating rear wing are both designed to enhance speed efficiency. However, rival teams face significant challenges in copying the concept, as the technology is deeply integrated into the car’s wider design and relies on specialised engine mapping. Competitors believe months of research would be required before viable development could begin.

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