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Ferrari confirm Italian GP engine upgrade for Hamilton, Leclerc

Ferrari confirm Italian GP engine upgrade for Hamilton, Leclerc
Sky Sports Football Wednesday 02 September 2026, 14:10 UTC 1 min read
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Ferrari have confirmed Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will have an engine upgrade at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.

Ferrari have confirmed Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will have an engine upgrade at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. [Image text:] np np RICHARD MILLE
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