Ferrari reveals vision of F1 future

2026 power units will make snails of F1 cars?
17 February 2015 by    1 min read
 1

Just as the F1 Commission meets in Geneva, Ferrari has outlined its vision of the sport's future.

Earlier in February, the powerful Strategy Group met to discuss plans to spice up F1 with powerful and noisy engines, and more aggressive looking cars.

At that meeting, Red Bull and McLaren reportedly tabled aggressive-looking drawings outlining their vision to significantly improve the shape of the cars with dramatic rule changes in 2016 or 2017.

Now, as the F1 Commission meets on Tuesday to consider the very same matter, Ferrari made public its idea of what grand prix cars might look like in the not-too-distant future.

The computer-generated images, uploaded to a bespoke 'F1 Concept' section of the official Ferrari website, show a futuristic car with a double-decker front wing, a driver helmet integrated with the bodywork, and a sculpted rear wing curling around wide tyres on low-profile wheel rims.

Ferrari also created the social media hashtag 'ferrarif1concept', prompting widespread feedback.

✅ Check out more posts with related topics:

One F1 fan comment on “Ferrari reveals vision of F1 future”


    ✅ Checkout the latest 50 F1 Fans comments.

Comments are closed.