First pictures: New Ferrari F1-75 makes its debut on track

21 comments on “First pictures: New Ferrari F1-75 makes its debut on track”

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   theRealMax (@millionus)
   18th February 2022, 11:39

   Seems to be missing the scoops on the sidepod – but maybe cause its a grainy picture.
   1. 

      hahostolze (@hahostolze)
      18th February 2022, 11:44

      No, they’re there, you see it on the video as it drives off
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      petebaldwin (@)
      18th February 2022, 11:44

      They’re there – it’s just a still image from the twitter video and you can see them once the car goes past.
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      Puzano (@puzano)
      18th February 2022, 11:46

      It’s the picture quality. It’s visible in the video.
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   theRealMax (@millionus)
   18th February 2022, 11:54

   Got it now..!
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   Pedro Andrade
   18th February 2022, 12:01

   The shade of red on the car, the black trousers on the mechanics – this feels so 90’s Ferrari, I love it!
   1. 

      Nick T.
      18th February 2022, 12:18

      Agreed. A bit reminiscent of the ‘90s. Late ‘80s to early ‘90s were the golden era of chassis looks, glamour and money without being overly corporate, an extra special energy on and off the grid. However, it was not the golden age of on track racing however. Ironically, circa 2004 through 2012 were my favorite years in that regard.
   2. 

      GeeMac (@geemac)
      19th February 2022, 8:35

      They just need their yellow Agip shirts back and we’ll be all set.
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   PMccarthy_is_a_legend (@pmccarthy_is_a_legend)
   18th February 2022, 12:12

   Please please please God let it be fast, pretty please 🙏🙏🙏
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   amian
   18th February 2022, 12:13

   I really like the sound of those cars at such low revs. They sound powerful and menacing. It just falls flat at higher rpm.
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   Bryan (@ruz234014)
   18th February 2022, 13:22

   What is the purpose of the flares over the front tires? Obviously it’s aero, and I know they’re mandatory, but I’m curious if anyone knows what the intended effect is.
   1. 

      SteveM
      18th February 2022, 14:02

      To help control the wake coming off the front tyres and direct it away from the rear wing.
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      Robert
      18th February 2022, 17:54

      They are a part of the aim with these regulations to limit “dirty air”. So they help to clean up and direct the turbulent airflow coming off the front tires.
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   Ben (@x-f1-x)
   18th February 2022, 14:14

   Really hope fezza do well this year
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   Ruben
   18th February 2022, 14:16

   From this picture it seems to me as if the nose is much less pointy than the launch pictures showed and that it’s merely the paint job that makes it look pointy.

   Also: did Leclerc fall asleep behind the wheel?
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      theRealMax (@millionus)
      18th February 2022, 17:39

      The front wing seems quite flat compared to say the merc.
   2. 

      kpcart
      19th February 2022, 3:51

      It is a modular front wing, they may use several wing caps through out the year
   3. 

      AJ (@asleepatthewheel)
      19th February 2022, 8:15

      Did you summon me Ruben?
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   Bullfrog (@bullfrog)
   18th February 2022, 16:14

   Will one Ferrari have yellow wheel fairings and the other one black? That would be another nice echo of the 80s, when Berger had yellow flashes on his wings. But it may just be easier to have WHITE NUMBERS THAT WE CAN SEE…
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      Dan G (@dang)
      18th February 2022, 16:22

      God I wish we could have black numbers on a white background back again…
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    Euro Brun (@eurobrun)
    19th February 2022, 2:15

    I like how head on, it looks quite threatening!

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