Ferrari says it likely won't bring its next major update to its F1-75 until the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in early July due to a blend of financial management and calendar timing. The Scuderia added a significant number of new components to its 2022 car in Barcelona last weekend, changes that benefitted the Italian outfit's charger although an engine issue sidelined Charles Leclerc while the Monegasque was enjoying a healthy lead in the race. Ferrari and Leclerc are engaged in a fierce fight this season with arch-rivals Red Bull and Max Verstappen, and each team is relying on its all-important development programme to keep it in the mix for the title. But F1's budget cap is forcing...
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