Ferrari is to bring aerodynamic updates to the Malaysian Grand Prix, as it bids to overhaul Red Bull in the fight for second place in the constructors' championship. Although many teams have switched their focus entirely to 2017, Ferrari has elected to continue developing its SF16-H on the back of a reshuffle of its technical department. With millions of pounds of prize money at stake in the battle with Red Bull to finish runner-up behind Mercedes, Ferrari is adamant that it will keep pushing to improve its car until the end of the campaign. As part of its efforts, Ferrari is to bring several aerodynamic tweaks to its car for Sepang – which will be both track specific because of the...
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