Ferrari has brought with it to Singapore a raft of upgrades which it hopes will improve the SF19's low-speed qualities, in the hope of challenging Marina Bay favourites Mercedes and Red Bull. Although Ferrari has claimed victories at the previous two grands prix, both circuits are of a high-speed nature with long straights, which suit the SF19's straight-line speed advantage. Updates to the SF19's floor in Singapore Singapore however is the opposite and features the most corners of any circuit on the calendar at 23, more than half of which are 90-degree turns and therefore slow-speed. Revealed on Thursday, Ferrari's new front-wing features a cape which not only helps with...
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