Ferrari F1-75 reference pictures...
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June 10, 2022Ferrari F1-75.
Finally in Baku Ferrari tested the low-load rear wing that should have debuted in Miami. The lower flap (blue arrow) is horizontal: low thickness and low attack angle cause a reduced drag. The upper flap (yellow arrow) on the other hand is quite consistent, so it should give enough deportation by reducing the open wing drag a lot.2
June 11, 20223
June 12, 2022Here in use at Azerbaijan GP, sadly just as engine blew...4
June 18, 2022Canada... Leclerc has launched the new rear wing (first picture), more unloaded in both main profile and DRS than used yesterday (second picture). New specification that is more efficient even and especially in open DRS...5
June 23, 20226
June 29, 2022Ferrari's planned upgrades to Silverstone 2022. New rear wing (Carlos is getting it too. ) modification of floor plate, rear diffuser and beam holder rod.7
June 29, 2022Ferrari's planned upgrades to Silverstone 2022. New rear wing (Carlos is getting it too. ) modification of floor plate, rear diffuser and beam holder rod.8
June 29, 2022Ferrari's planned upgrades to Silverstone 2022. New rear wing (Carlos is getting it too. ) modification of floor plate, rear diffuser and beam holder rod.9
July 7, 2022Differences for Austria...10
July 7, 2022Differences for Austria...11
July 7, 2022Differences for Austria...12
July 7, 2022Nosecones Austria 2022...13
July 7, 2022Austria 2022...14
July 7, 2022Austria 2022...15
July 7, 2022Austria 2022...16
July 7, 2022Austria 2022...17
July 8, 202218
July 8, 202219
July 8, 202220
July 8, 202221
July 9, 202222
July 9, 2022Austrian Grand Prix 2022 >> Ferrari keeps the hood tight but opens the gills.23
July 11, 2022This year's F1-75 Ferrari model
The hood is characterized by tight openings "leaves". Due to the height above sea level, the openings in Spielberg are already more prominent than the side holders24
July 12, 2022Carlos Sainz's burnt out F1-75, Austrian GP Spielberg 2022...25
July 14, 2022Austria 2022, this shot gives you a good idea of the scale between car and the track's kerbs...26
July 26, 2022FRENCH GP 2022.
Ferrari's new fund has produced a significant increase in performance, we're talking 2 tenths on a long circuit like Paul Ricard.
The car travelled very low in France generating a lot of charge at a low drag cost.27
July 30, 2022Nose used in France 2022...28
July 30, 2022New nose for Hungary 2022...29
September 9, 2022Italian GP 2022.30
September 9, 2022Just because I love it, Italian GP 1973 Jacky Ickx.31
September 9, 202232
September 9, 2022Italian GP 2022.33
September 17, 2022Italian GP 2022 Ferrari...34
September 29, 202235
September 29, 2022Just because I love the picture.36
September 29, 202237
September 29, 202238
September 29, 202239
October 28, 202240
October 29, 2022Mexico 2022...41
November 11, 2022Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari F2003-GA cockpit. This car Chassis 229 has set a new World Record and it’s now the most valuable modern F1 car in history, having been sold at Sotheby's Luxury Week in Geneva Auction for $14,873,327 USD (CHF14,630,000)…42
November 13, 2022Charles Leclerc in his Ferrari Brazil 2022...43
November 20, 2022Abu Dhabi, nice detail shot of nose aerials and halo...44
November 25, 202245
December 21, 2022SF-23 A couple of noticeable differences, but on the whole no drastic overall changes...46
February 25, 2023SF-2347
February 25, 2023SF-2348
February 25, 2023Comparison with SF-23 bottom...49
February 27, 2023Ferrari SF-23 F1 / Brembo 2023 brakes: torque grows, weight decreases50
March 2, 2023First images of the Scuderia Ferrari preparations for this weekend. Bahrain.51
March 2, 2023First images of the Scuderia Ferrari preparations for this weekend. Bahrain.52
March 2, 2023First images of the Scuderia Ferrari preparations for this weekend. Bahrain.53
March 2, 2023First images of the Scuderia Ferrari preparations for this weekend. Bahrain.54
May 27, 2023Monaco Leclerc rear side panels 27/05/2355
November 19, 2023The first step confirms the perfection of the settings made on the SF-23 track, especially with regard to the firmness of the beginning, which is an anomaly compared to other races, which was probably made possible by the low load settings and truly perfect mechanics.
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Ferrari F1-75.
Finally in Baku Ferrari tested the low-load rear wing that should have debuted in Miami. The lower flap (blue arrow) is horizontal: low thickness and low attack angle cause a reduced drag. The upper flap (yellow arrow) on the other hand is quite consistent, so it should give enough deportation by reducing the open wing drag a lot.