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Home » Shanghai GP race pace analysis: Are Mercedes truly 25 seconds faster than Ferrari? – VIDEO

Shanghai GP race pace analysis: Are Mercedes truly 25 seconds faster than Ferrari? – VIDEO. Analyze the Shanghai GP race pace.

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The 2026 Chinese Grand Prix provided yet another thrilling showcase of Formula 1’s top teams, with Mercedes and Ferrari once again going head-to-head in Shanghai. While Kimi Antonelli celebrated his first career victory, crossing the finish line ahead of George Russell, many fans and analysts have been left wondering: does the 25-second gap to Ferrari truly reflect the real performance difference between the two cars?

In this video, we break down the race pace data from the Shanghai International Circuit to uncover where Mercedes gained the edge, how the SF-26 held up, and what this means for the ongoing battle between these two iconic teams. From tyre management and fuel strategy to the performance of the power units and aerodynamic efficiency, we analyze every critical detail to give you a clear picture of the on-track dynamics.

Watch the video below for an in-depth race pace analysis and see why Mercedes currently sets the benchmark — and how Ferrari could still fight back as the season progresses.

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Luca Marini is a ScuderiaFans editorial byline covering Ferrari’s technical developments, car upgrades and Formula 1 regulations. His articles explain how these changes may influence performance on track.

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