
Giorgio Piola's F1 technical analysis
Ten key design points on the new Ferrari SF1000
Using the Ferrari SF90 that raced last year as a yardstick with Giorgio Piola’s latest sketches of the SF1000 overlaid, let’s dive in and unlock the differences between these two machines...


Ferrari SF1000 front wing detail
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Ferrari SF1000 detail
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Ferrari SF1000 front wing detail
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Ferrari SF1000 sidepods detail
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Ferrari SF1000 sidepods detail
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Ferrari SF1000 detail
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Ferrari SF1000 rear detail
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Ferrari SF1000 halo detail
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Ferrari SF1000 rear detail
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Ferrari SF90 and Ferrari SF1000 comparison
Photo by: Giorgio Piola
How did Ferrari get to this point? Here are the key elements of 2019's SF90 contender...
Ferrari SF90 front wing

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Ferrari SF90, front nose underneath

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Ferrari SF90, nose

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Ferrari SF90 front brakes comparison

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Ferrari SF90, bargeboard

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Ferrari SF90 side detail

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McLaren MP4-20 2005 airbox horns

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Ferrari SP90, rear wing endplate

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Ferrari SF90, floor sensor detail

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