Ferrari has confirmed that both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will be equipped with upgraded engines for the Italian Grand Prix this weekend. The announcement marks a significant technical update for the team as they prepare for one of the most prestigious events on the Formula 1 calendar.

While the team has confirmed the mechanical change, they have not provided specific details regarding the expected performance gains or the exact nature of the modifications. The upgrade comes at a critical point in the season, as Ferrari looks to optimize its car's performance on the high-speed Monza circuit. The decision to introduce these updates at the Italian Grand Prix is strategically significant, given the importance of the race to the team's home fans and their standing in the constructors' championship.

There is currently no information regarding whether these upgrades will result in any grid penalties for either driver, as the team has not disclosed if these components exceed the seasonal allocation allowed by FIA regulations. Fans and analysts are now waiting to see how these changes will impact the team's pace compared to their primary rivals during practice sessions on Friday.