How paranoia is creeping into the Ferrari vs Red Bull 2022 F1 rivalry
The first hints of a conflict between Formula 1 title rivals Ferrari and Red Bull have emerged after an amicable start to their title battle. Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has finally publicly aired a private concern that he will “not understand” if Red Bull is available to keep developing...
Why Ferrari hasn't upgraded its 2022 F1 car yet
In a Formula 1 season everyone was tipping to be a massive development race with all-new rules - Ferrari is leading both championships without upgrading its car at all. The F1-75 has won two of the first four races despite pretty much existing in its launch specification, give or take some...
Why F1 porpoising is a disaster for Mercedes but not for Ferrari
One of the big stories of the 2022 Formula 1 season so far is the porpoising struggles of Mercedes. It’s costing Mercedes significant lap time, turning F1’s dominant force of the past decade into an also-ran. Yet Ferrari’s car also suffers from porpoising. During the recent Australian...
The past mistakes Ferrari must avoid to finally win another F1 title
Ferrari has returned to the front in Formula 1 at the start of the 2022 season, but can it turn this into a full-on title challenge? Charles Leclerc leads the world championship for the first time in his F1 career as Ferrari has started the year fighting with Red Bull in the opening two races....
Is Ferrari an 'outsider' or a genuine F1 title contender in 2022?
Ferrari hasn’t won a Formula 1 world championship since 2008 so could this finally be the year that barren run comes to an end? A strong showing in both pre-season tests has left Ferrari batting away claims about its potential supremacy left, right and centre. It’s fair to say Charles...
Why Ferrari thinks its 2022 F1 car is a ‘brave’ design
Brought to you by Aramco: https://bit.ly/3ISFTh8 The Ferrari F1-75 - named in celebration of 75 years of the Prancing Horse - is the car Formula 1’s most famous team hopes will propel it back into title contention. It’s certainly pulled out all of the stops thanks to what team principal...
Ferrari's bold claim about its 2022 F1 car development
There was a lot of scope for recovery for Ferrari in the 2021 Formula 1 season, given how mediocre it was in 2020 with its serious power shortfall and compromised aerodynamics. So third place in the constructors’ championship with five podiums and two pole positions formed a respectable season...
The 'hidden wins' of Mick Schumacher's rookie F1 season - and what Ferrari thinks
Mick Schumacher's debut season in F1 was always going to be a challenge in a back-of-the-grid Haas that the team made clear wasn't going to get any development. That makes his first year at this level tough to judge, but not impossible. In this video Edd Straw looks for what Schumacher described...
McLaren’s unexpected F1 2021 slump explained
McLaren’s unexpectedly awful run of results in Formula 1 has undone a lot of its early season overachievements and all but handed Ferrari third place in the championship. McLaren edged that fight for most of the season and headed into the recent triple-header of Mexico, Brazil and Qatar...
What Ferrari's two-year F1 'reconstruction' means for its 2022 hopes
Ferrari is on the brink of clinching third in the 2021 F1 constructors’ championship, but regardless of the final standings, what matters is that it has taken a big step forward this year in what Ferrari racing director Laurent Mekies has described as its "reconstruction". Much has changed at...
How Ferrari is introducing a 2021 F1 engine upgrade during a rules freeze
Ferrari has revealed that it has an engine upgrade coming to its 2021 F1 engine before the end of the season. That’s good news for the team and its fans, but how is it possible in the middle of a freeze on engine development? Edd Straw explains how F1’s engine freezes work, why Ferrari’s...
Ferrari's bold choice for its 2022 F1 engine explained
Ferrari has committed to the engine design it will adopt for 2022, which will carry its F1 hopes for three seasons until new rules come in for 2025. Following rumours about the technical decisions Ferrari would make in its bid to have a truly competitive engine again, Scott Mitchell explains the...
