Waiting for February 14: what we know so far about the new Ferrari. What we know so far about the new Ferrari.

COUNTDOWN: WHAT DO WE KNOW SO FAR ABOUT FERRARI 2023?

1. If world champion Red Bull will be the first top team to unveil the single-seater with that the Austrian side will use to try to defend its title in the next World Championship, to see the new Scuderia Ferrari F1 car we will have to wait until mid-February. A countdown that keeps the Tifosi on their toes, as the fans hope to see the Maranello team take another decisive step after the progress seen in the first part of last season. But what do we know so far about the new Ferrari single-seater?

2. The new Ferrari Formula 1 car will be presented on 14 February, Valentine’s Day.

3. We also know the time the event will be held: 11.25 AM Central European Time Zone, as recently communicated by the Maranello team.

4. At the moment, the official name of the new single-seater from Maranello has not yet been announced.

5. However, we’ve known for some time that the project was internally called 675

6. On 14 February, after the presentation of the 2023 F1 challenger, the car itself will take to the track for the filming day.

7. A first image, a silhouette of the Ferrari’s nose, was posted on the Scuderia’s social media accounts on 14 January. A clue of the car for the next season?

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8. Another detail was posted on social media on 30 January: the logo with the Prancing Horse is square again and marks a return to the past. Same as from 1983 to 1996.

9. The pair of drivers has been confirmed for the 2023 World Championship: Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz will race for Scuderia Ferrari.

10. The new team principal is Frederic Vasseur. A 54-year-old French engineer, he comes from Alfa Sauber and takes the place of Mattia Binotto. In the past he has already had the opportunity to work with Charles Leclerc at Sauber.

11. As they wait for the official pre-season testing session, which takes place at the Bahrain International circuit from 23 to 25 February, the only test before the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship that will start on 5 March, also at the Sakhir track, the Ferrari drivers have already driven the 2021 car for three days at the Maranello team’s home track in Fiorano.