As its four-day test at Fiorano gets underway, Ferrari has been forced to switch to using its 2018 car - as opposed to the 2021 version - following rules confusion. On Monday, the Maranello outfit revealed its plans for a four-day test at Fiorano involving regular drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, along with reserve driver, Robert Schwartzman. All three were to have access to the team's 2021 contender. However, with no current agreement on the use of 'historic' machinery, the Italian team has had to revert to its 2018 contender. 'This morning, the test programme which Scuderia Ferrari was due to carry out, starting today at the Fiorano track has been changed,' said the team in a...
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