The 2022 season can be looked at as a glass half full or half empty for Ferrari, such is the relativity of success and failure in Formula 1. On the bright side, the Scuderia went from a potential podium challenge in 2021 to a team capable of consistently winning races the year later, however it has been suggested that the team unachieved under the new regulations. Ferrari boasted the fastest car at the start of the season and took a strong lead in both championships, spearheaded by Charles Leclerc’s victories, however a series of tactical blunders from the team saw Red Bull streak clear and claim both titles. Strategy errors and reliability issues saw the team struggle to hang on to...
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