Tech notes: Analysing Ferrari's F2012
Ferrari unveiled what appears to be the most radical-looking of the 2012 cars seen so far this year. AUTOSPORT analyses the technical details behind the F2012
Comments from Ferrari over the winter suggested that its new car would be radical, and unattractive. And that's exactly what's happened.
At first sight it's evidently a complete departure from the conservatism of the previous three cars. With its square-edged nose leading back to a complex roll-hoop and sweeping sidepods, the new Ferrari is unlike any other 2012 car seen so far.
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