Ferrari says it is working hard to ensure that its all-new 2022 power unit will allow it to bridge the gap in terms of performance with its rivals. The introduction next year of Formula 1's transformative regulations will provide teams with a big reset and a foundation on which they will build their performance for the following years. While a scope of chassis development will be allowed, the specifications of the new engines supplied by the sport's four manufacturers - Mercedes, Ferrari, Renault and Red Bull/Honda – will be largely set in stone from next year until the end of the current power unit regulation cycle that is set to conclude at the end of 2025 or 2026. Ferrari will...
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