Ferrari will unveil their 2022 car, which they hope will allow them to close the gap to Mercedes and Red Bull, on 17 February. The Scuderia's 2022 challenger will therefore be unveiled less than a week before pre-season testing, which will get underway on 23 February. The oldest and most successful team in Formula 1 have claimed 31 championships in their decorated history, but have not won a race since Sebastian Vettel’s victory at the 2019 Singapore Grand Prix. Ferrari have been working hard on developing their power unit over the last few months, with them introducing a new engine at last season’s Russian Grand Prix. The improved power unit led Carlos Sainz to two podium finishes,...
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