Not just Ferrari: full list of F1 car upgrades for the 2025 Belgian GP at Spa. Discover the full list of Formula 1 upgrades introduced at the 2025 Belgian Grand Prix.

The rear suspension introduced by Scuderia Ferrari is not the only technical innovation making headlines at the 2025 Belgian Grand Prix. Teams have arrived at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit with a wide array of upgrades, making this race weekend a key moment for mid-season development. Below is the full list of updates brought by each team for the race at Spa.

Expectations are high for the Maranello-based team. Ferrari arrives in Belgium with a comprehensive upgrade package, the most notable element of which is a newly designed rear suspension. Supporters of the Scuderia are hoping that these updates will give Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton the necessary performance boost to fight for the top positions—and possibly even the race victory—on one of the most demanding circuits of the Formula 1 calendar.

The Italian outfit had already begun familiarising itself with some of the new components during a recent filming day at the Mugello circuit. Although the number of laps completed in that event was limited, the short run provided some valuable preliminary data. These findings will now be compared and refined using the full telemetry gathered during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend.

Full List of Updates Introduced at Spa-Francorchamps

Ferrari will not be the only team to bring new parts to Spa. Below is a complete list of the technical upgrades introduced by each Formula 1 team for the Belgian Grand Prix:

McLaren:
– Low-downforce rear wing

Ferrari:
– Rear suspension
– Rear corner
– Rear wing

Red Bull Racing:
– Front wing
– Sidepod inlet
– Coke bottle/engine cover section
– Front suspension
– Rear corner

Mercedes-AMG Petronas:
– Front wing
– Rear corner

Aston Martin:
– Front wing
– Rear wing
– Nose structure
– Beam wing

Alpine:
– Rear wing
– Beam wing

Haas:
– No updates introduced

Racing Bulls (RB):
– Rear wing
– Rear corner
– Diffuser

Williams:
– Floor modifications
– Sidepod inlet
– Coke bottle/engine cover section

Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber:
– No updates introduced

As always, we will bring you detailed technical analysis throughout the weekend, featuring exclusive photos and illustrations created by our on-site correspondents in Belgium. Stay tuned so you don’t miss any of the insights from this key round of the 2025 Formula 1 season.