Scuderia Ferrari unveils 2023 F1 machine “SF-23″[F1-Gate.com]

Scuderia Ferrari announced the 2023 F1 machine “SF-23” at the Maranello headquarters. The Ferrari 2023 F1 machine, which has been developed under project number “675”, was given the name “SF-23”, which takes over the naming convention introduced in 2015.

Ferrari’s new car was originally called the project number “675”, but followed the naming convention introduced in 2015 and became the official name “SF-23”. Frédéric Vasseur, who transferred from Alfa Romeo to Ferrari this winter to replace Mattia Binotto and started work from the beginning of January, watched the progress of the presentation. With the new season just around the corner, Fraderic Vasseur’s problems of unreliability, poor strategy and driver error have dashed Ferrari’s hopes of beating rivals Red Bull Racing for title glory in 2022. It seems that we will work on solving the Ferrari’s driver duo of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz will continue for a third season, while Leclerc’s head of the team changes, with Leclerc recently calling himself “more mature” after his own and the team’s recent failures. I am commenting on how I feel. Frédéric Vasseur also showed a positive outlook after his first two weeks at Ferrari, explaining that from what he’s seen so far the Scuderia have “everything” needed to win. “Looking back at the history of these decades, the wheels are always turning and you have to continuously improve. If I do that, I think I will be able to win,” commented Frédéric Vasseur. “It’s not set in stone. If you look at some teams, a few years ago they were very dominant and today they’re nowhere to be found,” he said. It’s been like this for 20 years and will continue to be like this.’ F1 is a changing world, you need to focus on work and performance, everything is possible.” The last time he won the F1 World Title was in 2008, when he won the Constructors’ Title. Last Drivers His championship was won by Kimi Raikkonen last season. The Ferrari SF-23 will take to the track with the rest of his F1 field for pre-season testing at the Bahrain International Circuit from February 23 to his 25th, with the opening round scheduled a week later. .View this post on Instagram A post shared by Scuderia Ferrari (@scuderiaferrari)