2024 Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team

[Fakepivot]

so Aston martin will soo announce Adrin Newey sign up, man its a shame that Ferrari missed out.
And as for new hiring at Ferrari they have added Matteo Marini as head of tire department.. https://scuderiafans.com/ferrari-contin ... tire-area/

[F1NAC]

so Aston martin will soo announce Adrin Newey sign up, man its a shame that Ferrari missed out.
And as for new hiring at Ferrari they have added Matteo Marini as head of tire department.. https://scuderiafans.com/ferrari-contin ... tire-area/

Ferrari didn’t miss out. They made him an offer for sure. He just didn’t want that. Actually Newey missed out on working for Ferrari.


Also if those rumours are true, that he wanted more power in hiring decision and etc… that’s ridiculous.

[jambuka]

Will Ferrari bring Flex front wings and can exploit performance from that area? Now that FIA seems to say Mclaren, Merc front wings are ok.

[Xyz22]

Will Ferrari bring Flex front wings and can exploit performance from that area? Now that FIA seems to say Mclaren, Merc front wings are ok.

Maybe next year.
The front of the car will be quite different according to rumors as they will switch to the pull rod layout

[Vanja #66]

WCC points, standings after 16 races are as follows:

2004 - 582 (latest points system)

2007 - 457 (latest points system)

2017 – 395

2022 – 406

2023 - 285

2024 – 407

As I said a few days ago, total points tally of last year is already surpassed. 2024 could end up being as good as 17, 18 or 22 in terms of points per race, it will be close. All that without having a car that fights to win every race and with just one real competitor per season, which says everything about the level of both drivers and how much the strategy and operations have improved.

2007 was a lot better as Ferrari and McLaren had a massive margin over everyone else and Todt was better at using team's chances than Arrivabene or Binotto were, unfortunately. 2004, any comment is superfluous

[KimiRai]

WCC points, standings after 16 races are as follows:

2004 - 582 (latest points system)

2007 - 457 (latest points system)

2017 – 395

2022 – 406

2023 - 285

2024 – 407

As I said a few days ago, total points tally of last year is already surpassed. 2024 could end up being as good as 17, 18 or 22 in terms of points per race, it will be close. All that without having a car that fights to win every race and with just one real competitor per season, which says everything about the level of both drivers and how much the strategy and operations have improved.

2007 was a lot better as Ferrari and McLaren had a massive margin over everyone else and Todt was better at using team's chances than Arrivabene or Binotto were, unfortunately. 2004, any comment is superfluous

Thank you for appreciating the level of both drivers All things considered Sainz has been a great teammate to Leclerc

[ScuderiaLeo]

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Maybe next year.
The front of the car will be quite different according to rumors as they will switch to the pull rod layout

It's probably too late to create a new FW for this year, right? Unless they've had it in the pipeline for some time, which seems unlikely since I imagine they were focused on the floor that came in Monza.

[yooogurt]

Will Ferrari bring Flex front wings and can exploit performance from that area? Now that FIA seems to say Mclaren, Merc front wings are ok.

So far FIA has made the worst decision for Ferrari and RB, like this season everything is legal, and next season we may or may not ban them. And you can't guess whether they'll ban it or not.

[AR3-GP]

Will Ferrari bring Flex front wings and can exploit performance from that area? Now that FIA seems to say Mclaren, Merc front wings are ok.

So far FIA has made the worst decision for Ferrari and RB, like this season everything is legal, and next season we may or may not ban them. And you can't guess whether they'll ban it or not.

Yup

Mclaren and Merc already spent the money and got the reward over multiple races. It won't hurt them as much to lose it. Ferrari and RB could waste a lot of resource investigating it, and only have it for 2-3 races before the test change.

[yooogurt]

It's probably too late to create a new FW for this year, right? Unless they've had it in the pipeline for some time, which seems unlikely since I imagine they were focused on the floor that came in Monza.

There probably need to design the whole car under flex wing to benefit from them, I wouldn't be surprised if McLaren and Mercedes have them banned now and lose a lot of pace like Aston did last year.

[Xyz22]

so Aston martin will soo announce Adrin Newey sign up, man its a shame that Ferrari missed out.
And as for new hiring at Ferrari they have added Matteo Marini as head of tire department.. https://scuderiafans.com/ferrari-contin ... tire-area/

Major mistake by Ferrari.

With a good engine Newey would have easily created the best chassis in the field.

[jambuka]

so Aston martin will soo announce Adrin Newey sign up, man its a shame that Ferrari missed out.
And as for new hiring at Ferrari they have added Matteo Marini as head of tire department.. https://scuderiafans.com/ferrari-contin ... tire-area/

Major mistake by Ferrari.

With a good engine Newey would have easily created the best chassis in the field.

Any news about Ferrari 2026 engine development ? Marko seems to be pretty confident their engine will be up there. Reports also say Mercedes is ahead.

[ScuderiaLeo]

so Aston martin will soo announce Adrin Newey sign up, man its a shame that Ferrari missed out.
And as for new hiring at Ferrari they have added Matteo Marini as head of tire department.. https://scuderiafans.com/ferrari-contin ... tire-area/

Because I'm delusional, I have full faith that Ferrari will build a title-worthy car soon and make everyone eat their words about them making a mistake with Newey. (If this turns out not to be true, don't @ me.)

Formu1a.uno livestream summary - much of this is just reiteration/confirmation of stuff from last month:

• Lots of praise toward the drivers, and the team is extremely happy with their performance.
• The mood in Maranello is very high right now due to the win; everyone is smiling, eager to work, and there's a strong sense of community. The team trust Vasseur's direction and feel some loyalty to him and his vision already.
• Ferrari will reveal the new technical structure soon, seemingly within the next few days. (How many times have we been told this?) In addition to Serra as the new TD, there will be numerous people from Red Bull joining who have not yet been announced, as well as some internal promotions and other reshuffling to suit everybody's strengths under the new system. The Serra-Tondi-Montecchi McLaren-like organization is still expected.

[Xyz22]

so Aston martin will soo announce Adrin Newey sign up, man its a shame that Ferrari missed out.
And as for new hiring at Ferrari they have added Matteo Marini as head of tire department.. https://scuderiafans.com/ferrari-contin ... tire-area/

Major mistake by Ferrari.

With a good engine Newey would have easily created the best chassis in the field.

Any news about Ferrari 2026 engine development ? Marko seems to be pretty confident their engine will be up there. Reports also say Mercedes is ahead.

Current rumors are close to worthless in my opinion.

[f1316]

I don’t think Oscar could have done a 1 stop - he was starting to struggle more than Charles before his second stop and we’ve seen Charles do these ultra consistent long stints multiple times this year. This is his and the car’s real strength - it’s not always what is needed, especially when they qualify too far back and can’t make use of it, but it worked a treat here.

The Mclaren's could have 1 stopped. They just overcooked their tires with poor stint management. Hamilton said as much.

He did but I think he’s wrong and I think Lewis (and Oscar) will see that when they look at the data.

FYI: https://it.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-mc ... /10650729/

Note:

According to Andrea Stella, it is at this stage that Ferrari confirmed that they have a very fast car. “Charles remained very close to Oscar despite being in dirty air,” confirmed the team principal, “and this tells us that he was actually faster.”