Ferrari's Monza tricks revealed to power Lewis Hamilton to Italian Grand Prix win

Ferrari are making several aerodynamic adjustments to their SF-26 car for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, including removing downforce-adding rear wing elements used in Hungary and reverting to a single-element floor design to reduce drag on the circuit's long straights. These changes are aimed at helping Lewis Hamilton, who is chasing an eighth world title, perform strongly at Ferrari's home race. Ferrari's main championship rival is set to start from the back of the grid, making Monza a potentially decisive weekend for the team's title hopes.