Ferrari became the tenth and final team to unveil its 2021 Formula 1 challenger on Wednesday, completing the F1 grid.
The SF21 has undergone heavy modifications aimed at pushing Ferrari further up the pecking order following a dismal 2020 season, which saw the team’s SF1000 score zero victories.
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As you can see in the front slider, the front nose, front wing, airbox and sidepods have undergone extensive development.
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The side profile gives little away, other than some bargeboard modifications and a new livery which fades into a darker red, like the shade Ferrari ran at their 1000th grand prix in Maranello.
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The angled view shows the new floor, which remains undeveloped and is likely a ‘launch-spec’, whilst the sidepods and engine cover are sleeker, allowing for greater airflow, which may be down to a new Power Unit and gearbox layout.
