Ferrari have christened their 2022 Formula 1 challenger, which will be piloted by Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc, the F1-75.
It will be the 68th F1 car the famous Italian team have created, with the ’75’ designation marking the anniversary of Ferrari’s first production car – the 125 S – leaving the factory in March 1947.
The car, which will be the first under revolutionary technical rules introduced for this season, will break cover for the first time on February 17 at 1400 CET.
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“Formula 1, with its spirit of competition and innovation, has always been a fundamental part of Ferrari, driving the technological development of our road cars,” said chairman John Elkann.
