In the photo gallery below, we can see the most recent Formula 1 updates and technical features on the Ferrari SF-23 car at the Melbourne paddock in Australia, brought by the Maranello team for the third round of the 2023 Formula 1 season, the Australian Grand Prix, which takes place at the Albert Park Circuit:
Ferrari SF-23 technical detail
The Ferrari SF-23 caliper is fed cool air by two channels, one either side of the fairing, while ports in the central section of the caliper and fairing allow heat rejected by the drill holes in the disc a passage to move through the assembly.
The 2023 Ferrari F1 car also has a disc fairing, not visible in this photo, despite the fact that it does give us a glimpse of the X-shaped drill pattern in the disc.
Ferrari SF-23 technical detail
The Maranello team has quickly adapted its design, after seeing some opponent’s attempts in this region to recoup the outwash effect, with a small cutout made in the lower-rear corner of the endplate.
Ferrari SF-23 technical detail
Let’s take a look beneath the Ferrari SF-23’s front wing and nose: it shows how much these rules and regulations have reduced the complexity of the surfaces compared with the previous generation. Also, check out how the outboard flap adjuster has a strake-like appearance to it on the underside.
Ferrari SF-23 technical detail
This photo of the Scuderia Ferrari SF-23’s front wing shows how far the slot gap separator bracket fins are angled outwards to help direct flow across and around the front tyre.
Ferrari SF-23 rear detail
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