Ferrari have launched their 2017 machinery – the SF70-H
The car was revealed online and features a unique wing, attached to the shark fin – which has become somewhat of a staple of 2017 Formula One cars. The livery of the SF70-H features less white than was present on its 2016 predecessor, the SF16-H. The car is the 63rd single-seater designed by Ferrari to take part in F1.
Ferrari maintain the same driver line-up as last season for 2017. Four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel is joined once again by 2007 Champion Kimi Raikkonen. The pair scored 398 points between them in 2016, and finished 3rd overall in the Constructors’ Championship. The Italian team failed to score a single win last year.
A year of regulation changes could give the Scuderia a clean slate for 2017, but will it be enough to beat Mercedes and Red Bull?
What do you think to the SF70-H? Will Ferrari score any wins in 2017? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
After graduating in 2015 with a First Class honours degree in English Language and Literature, Nicky Haldenby, a lifelong fan of Formula 1, founded the Lights Out F1 Blog in 2016. The blog has become a firm fan-favourite, delving deep into the sport’s history books and lifting the cover on unusual F1 statistics. Nicky also writes at F1Destinations, Motorsport Guides and WTF1. In 2017 and 2018, he wrote for Badger GP. Nicky is also the host of the F1 Rewind Podcast and can be heard as the resident stats man on the 2 Soft Compounds Podcast.
Ferrari is the big stable absent from last year, I feel a smell of revenge, after the big cleaning that has undergone the scuderia during 2014-2015 it is as if Ferrari had no choice in 2016, Be perforated.
Unfortunately, it is the opposite, with no victory during the 2016 season. The stable pays two good drivers Sebastian Vettel who all succeeded at Red Bull-Renault and Kimi Räikkönen, world champion in 2007 with the scuderia and yet nothing nor done.
What a good car is sometimes more relevant than good drivers.
This year 2017 is very expected, will they catch up against Red Bull and especially Mercedes?
One can only hope.
It would be great to have Ferrari fighting for wins this year!