The Ferrari team presented its new single-seater for the 2022 Formula 1 season, the F1-75, named in honor of the 75th anniversary since its founder Enzo Ferrari started up the first engine in one of its vehicles in March 1947, the 125 S.
Sliding the indicator to the left and to the right you will be able to see the big differences between the car from last year at the Gran Circo de los Maranello, the SF21 (on the right) and the one from this season after the introduction of the new technical regulations, the F1-75 (on the left).
This will be Ferrari’s 86th car in Formula 1 and with it, its team of drivers will try to return the Cavallino to the top after its last constructors’ world title in 2008. For the second consecutive year, those from Maranello will have Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc at the wheel, and they will try to find the key to dye the grand prix podiums red more often.
In 2021, the Spaniard managed to finish in the top three on four occasions, including a second position in the Principality of Monaco, while the Monegasque took a podium finish at Silverstone and both pole positions in his home country and in Baku.
Ferrari seeks to be the rival to beat and dethrone Mercedes and Red Bull from the scepter in the Grand Circus, although it will not be easy, since the Austrians will have the RB18 with the number 1 on the back thanks to Max Verstappen being crowned champion in 2021, and the Germans will have the W13 as the machine to beat as they took the constructors’ championship by far.
