Ferrari's New 2023 F1 Car Revealed

Ferrari has revealed their new 2023 challenger, the SF-23, during a launch ceremony held at their factory in Maranello.

Launch season continued apace on Tuesday, following on from the McLaren and Aston Martin teams revealing their 2023 Formula 1 machinery on Monday.

With just over a week to go until pre-season F1 testing gets underway in Bahrain, Ferrari held an online launch event from their base in Maranello where they revealed the car with which they intend to fight for the 2023 Formula 1 titles.

2022 runner-up Charles Leclerc, together with Carlos Sainz and new team boss Frederic Vasseur, were all in attendance to peel the covers off their respective cars before both drivers were whisked away in convoy by security to complete unsupervised driving tests on closed circuits around Maranello.

The two drivers will now take part in various track days before getting themselves ready for official pre-season testing which gets underway at the Bahrain International Circuit on February 16th 2020 (local time).

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