Tech Analysis: Ferrari F2007
The new Ferrari F2007 is ready to be tested, but the focus is not as much on the car as on the team that created it. As the outfit's new technical regime steps out from the shadows of Ross Brawn and Rory Byrne, Craig Scarborough analyses whether the Italians have what it takes to bring the title back to Maranello
Despite returning to form once the team had worked out how to get the best from the Bridgestone tyres, Ferrari ended the 2006 season without either championship. This year, however, as a team that tends to struggle with rule changes, the limited regulation changes affecting the chassis could play into their hands with the all-new F2007 machine.
However the team developed the car the focus was always going to be on how the new technical structure, with the absence of Michael Schumacher, Ross brawn and to an extent Rory Byrne, would live up to previous success.
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