Ferrari has launched its 2026 F1 car, the SF-26 with an updated white and red livery. Re-watch the live stream and view pictures of one of the most anticipated cars of the new Formula 1 season

Ferrari has launched the SF-26, its new car for the 2026 Formula 1 season hitting the track at Fiorano on Friday morning.The latest of the 2026 designs to be unveiled, the images of the SF-26 appear relatively light on details.

Off the back of a disastrous season last year, Lewis Hamilton was the first man to drive Ferrari's new SF-26, taking it out on the Fiorano test track amid wet conditions on Friday, with team-mate Charles Leclerc set to have his first run later in the day.

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