When you push on one end of a long metal rod, the other end of it will move right along with it (unless it is somehow prevented from moving, in which case the rod will get smashed together ...

A switch to a pull-rod front suspension for the SF-25, a departure from the push-rod configuration used by the team in previous seasons. As for the difference between a push-rod and a pull-rod design?

Whether that “nasty” setup had anything to do with Ferrari switching from a push-rod to pull-rod front suspension among their SF-25 changes, is of course unclear, but Smedley warned that ...