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Ferrari brings upgraded power unit to Monza; Mercedes delays ADUO to October

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Ferrari confirmed an upgraded power unit and four new parts for the Italian Grand Prix, using its ADUO allowance. Mercedes ruled out an ADUO upgrade at Monza, with its updated engine arriving in October. The news emerged ahead of the weekend's race.

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PlanetF1 details Ferrari's four new parts and second ADUO update. Racer provides broader analysis of Ferrari's progress under Vasseur. The Reddit post from Chris Medland confirms Vasseur's statement. Motorsport.com focuses on Mercedes' decision to delay its ADUO upgrade, adding context on Antonelli's grid penalty.

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Ferrari brings upgraded power unit to Monza; Mercedes delays ADUO to October

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[Chris medland] Fred Vasseur has confirmed Ferrari will have an upgraded power unit at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, making use of its ADUO allowance.