McLaren team principal Andrea Stella declared Ferrari now boasts F1's best chassis after Lewis Hamilton's Barcelona victory. Ferrari's comprehensive upgrade package, featuring a revised front wing, nose, and significant floor redesign, transformed the SF-26 into the fastest car through corners, particularly in medium-speed sections. Hamilton's first win for Ferrari, albeit aided by a VSC for his final stop, showcased the car's raw pace, providing "clear indications" on a circuit known for revealing true car performance.

While Ferrari leads in chassis performance, Stella believes Mercedes still holds the strongest overall package thanks to its superior power unit. McLaren, meanwhile, admits it struggles for grip in medium and low-speed corners despite being competitive in high-speed sections. The British team's focus remains on adding aerodynamic load and improving tire management to close the gap. Heading to Austria, Ferrari is expected to maintain its cornering advantage, setting up another fascinating battle for chassis supremacy.

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