Ferrari drivers shower praiseĬalling the 2021 season “great” for himself, Sainz, who finished fifth in the rankings last season, said that it was now time to “take the team to a different level, take it to a different step.” He further said, “So, we developed it in terms of a lot of innovation on the combustion engine, a lot of development on the hybrids that we brought as development last year in the season but furthermore, I think there is quite a lot that has been done.”īinotto added that the team also worked on the suspension and the rear wing. “The power unit we worked on a lot through the winter season, not only the entire last year we had to develop it because we know that it will be a key element for the next seasons,” he explained. That car was produced 75 years ago.īinotto said the company worked through the winter break on the power unit of the car. The F1-75, which was recently seen during a demo run in Fiorano, Italy, has been named in honour of Ferrari’s first production car, the 125 S. “We have tackled the challenges of this project with an innovative approach, because, apart from the requirements of the completely new technical regulations, we believe that we had to take on this exercise with an open mind,” Binotto added. Know more about Ferrari F1-75, the launch and what drivers have to say Car’s power unit in focus Image credit: Scuderia a statement, team principal Mattia Binotto said, “We have a good team of people here who have gone from strength to strength, investing all their skills in this project and I am proud of them.” The car is designed keeping in mind the technical regulations for the 2022 Formula 1 season.įerrari drivers Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc, who would be back behind the wheel in the 2022 season, were present at the unveiling. With Formula One under the new ownership of Liberty Media, how the sport is being covered is evolving, and GPFans will look to be at the heart of this progression into new media, as one of the fastest-growing sites covering the king of motorsports.Italian Formula 1 constructor Ferrari unveiled its latest machine, the F1-75, at a digital launch on 17 February 2022. From Lewis Hamilton to Max Verstappen, Daniel Ricciardo to Sebastian Vettel, we provide in-depth analysis of every every Grand Prix in the season, from Australia to Abu Dhabi. We believe that a new generation of exciting, outspoken drivers will make F1 more popular than ever before, and we want to give our users access to as much of their heroes as possible, on and off the track. We bring you all the ins and outs of the sport, 24/7, everything from up-to-the-minute news and features to the latest viral stories and clips.
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