Time.news – The new F1-75 was presented today in live streaming from Maranello, a single-seater with which the Ferrari team will compete in the Formula 1 world championship this year.
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The car is expected on the track in Bahrain on the weekend of 20 March. Its red livery is inevitable for a novelty illustrated by the sporting director Mattia Binotto flanked by Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz. “It celebrates – said Binotto – 75 years of the first car bearing the name of the founder”.
“It represents the best of Ferrari design and innovation. We will bring this car with the ’75’ years logo with pride and responsibility. Now everything is in the hands of Binotto and the drivers. “These are the words with which Ferrari president John Elkann presented the new car.
The car, the sixty-eighth built to compete in the top car category, is characterized by an unprecedented shade of red, specially developed by the Ferrari Style Center for the car that bears in its name the anniversary that the company is celebrating this year, the 75 years since its foundation.
The reference to the anniversary is also clearly visible on the livery, where the celebratory logo joins the Italian flag, always present on Ferrari single-seaters for years. The F1-75 offers completely new forms, the result of the interpretation by the Maranello technicians of the new regulations that came into force starting this season.
The design phase was addressed with an innovative and unconventional approach. Among the elements that stand out is the lowered nose, a central part particularly cared for in terms of packaging of the PU and its accessories and designed to achieve the best aerodynamic performance, the return of the ground effect in Formula 1 40 years after its start. the ban and the new 18-inch tires introduced this season by Pirelli.
Driving the car will again be Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, the starting duo who made their debut last year. In addition to the Monegasque and the Spaniard, this season the Scuderia Ferrari will also be able to count on Antonio Giovinazzi and Mick Schumacher, reserve drivers, and on Robert Shwartzman in the role of test driver, who will also be involved in two free practice sessions this season. Friday.