Ferrari has revealed that it has created a new Performance Department as part of structural changes enacted in response to its poor start to the 2020 Formula 1 season. Ferrari holds only fifth place in the Constructors’ Championship, on 27 points, after struggling with its SF1000, conceding that it faces a long road to recovery. On Wednesday it announced that a new Performance Department will be run by Enrico Cardile, featuring input from Rory Byrne, who played a significant role at Ferrari as Chief Designer in the early 2000s. Cardile moved across from Ferrari's GT department in 2016, where he had worked for a decade, and holds the role of Head of Aerodynamics and Vehicle Project...
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