Third force on the grid in 2021, the Scuderia presents a refined single-seater in homage to those of the 80s and 90s.
After Haas, Red Bull, Aston Martin, McLaren, AlphaTauri and Williams, it was Ferrari’s turn to unveil its car for the 2022 season this Thursday. A new frame presented by the pilots Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz as well as the boss of the team Mattia Binotto, head of ceremony to present the last livery of the Scuderia.
Named F1-75 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the first Prancing Horse car leaving the factory in 1947, the single-seater displays aggressive and striking lines as well as a fairly successful dark red mixed with black dress reminiscent of Ferraris. from the late 80s-early 90s. A look positively received by the brand’s fans on social networks.
The very hollow pontoons on each side of the engine cover and its pointed nose stand out aesthetically in comparison with the competing single-seaters unveiled so far. It remains to be seen whether it will be fast on the track and whether the Scuderia has skilfully interpreted the new 2022 regulations to return to success, it which did not win a single GP in 2021. Mercedes will present its new single-seater on Friday. It will be necessary to wait until Monday for Alpine and February 27 for Alfa Romeo.
“Expectations are very high”
“I love the look of this car but I would like it even more if it is fast on the tracksmiled Charles Leclerc, about to start his fourth season with the Scuderia. “The car looks aggressive and ruthless, it is very beautiful“, enthused his side his partner Carlos Sainz.
“This season is going to be very important for the team and for us the drivers, who will have a great opportunity, hopes Leclerc. Expectations are very high but we are working behind the scenes to ensure results at the end of the season.” First element of response in Barcelona, where the first pre-season tests are scheduled from February 23 to 25.