SF23 Discussion Thread

[Toothlessrage*]

https://f1-insider.com/formel-1-vass...favorit-51960/

Thank you

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“Simone Resta going back to Ferrari as new technical director” – Carlo Vanzini

Link: https://scuderiafans.com/simone-rest...carlo-vanzini/

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F1, Ferrari 675: visible changes to be made to the suspension

Link: https://scuderiafans.com/f1-ferrari-...to-suspension/

[aroutis]

Having Resta as TD is excellent news , with Vasseur having to focus as TP.
The restructure has already begun.

[Toothlessrage*]

Having Resta as TD is excellent news , with Vasseur having to focus as TP.
The restructure has already begun.

We'll just have to wait and see whether it'll all be worth it.
It'll definitely be an uphill battle for SF.

But, I'm pretty sure we can do it.

[Tifoso]

We'll just have to wait and see whether it'll all be worth it.
It'll definitely be an uphill battle for SF.

But, I'm pretty sure we can do it.

I am confident. Making the decision to can some of the old baggage was probably the hard part.

[stefa]

Promising...
https://twitter.com/Vetteleclerc/sta...Go-L0dmvQ&s=19

[RobertMcDougall]

My post is a little too afirmative
What I was trying to say is that it seems to me that the SF-75 was probably more than the other cars, limited in its ability to operate with high ground clearance and probably less adaptable. As a result, they will need to at least review the operating philosophy of the floor which, in terms of experience and budget, provides a advantage to the others.
Byrne can of course work miracles, but Mercedes and RB will not be inactive
I really hope to see the top 3 teams to fight, with a superior Ferrari engine to match any RB advantage elsewhere
Forza Charles

We should hope for the best. And doing some efforts to win will be a good option.
It's not how you start it's all about how you windup!

[FerrariF60]

Promising...
https://twitter.com/Vetteleclerc/sta...Go-L0dmvQ&s=19

As much as I’d like to believe that, and I am sure the team worked hard at fixing the issue....I’ll believe it when I see good engine reliability every weekend in 2023.

Let’s hope that the car as a WHOLE will be good enough to fight for wins at every track....especially after the summer break and beyond

[PURE PASSION]

Promising...
https://twitter.com/Vetteleclerc/sta...Go-L0dmvQ&s=19

And a post in that tweet from
Giuliano Duchessa "Target is to have some more hp than Bahrain 2022 for more time. There is still a little to do but looking good"

[Galvonero]

https://racingnews365.com/first-deta...r-revealed/amp

[Liscia]

There are enough teams and there are more than enough teams at the back of the pack. Old team out - new team in, period.

[paneristi]

I am confident. Making the decision to can some of the old baggage was probably the hard part.

Precisely what I’d like to point out

[jgonzalesm6]

There are enough teams and there are more than enough teams at the back of the pack. Old team out - new team in, period.

Wait till 2026 as 2 new teams will join(Porsche and Audi).

Here are some possibilities as well: Andretti MIGHT (stressed highly) might join. Ford looks to be a "sponsor" for RedBull. (engine badging).

Honda will be back if they aren't already. (2023 Honda badging on the RedBull and Alpha Tauri).

Oh yeah, it's possible (stressed highly) Susie Wolff will be the TP for Williams.

[Liscia]

I've been monitoring these possibilities with dread and hope F! doesn't end up like
NASCAR bee swarms!

[SS454]

I am very curious if Ferrari will continue with their bathtub sidepods. It proved to be a design that worked, but so did Red Bull's traditional coke bottle design. It was also evident that the SF75 was somewhat limited in development potential. Also curious if they will make any significant changes to the nose/front wing. With the 2022 modular nose, I expected some redesigns throughout the season, but there was virtually nothing done to the front wing/nose. They never even moved the nose to the second element.

[Toothlessrage*]

I am very curious if Ferrari will continue with their bathtub sidepods. It proved to be a design that worked, but so did Red Bull's traditional coke bottle design. It was also evident that the SF75 was somewhat limited in development potential. Also curious if they will make any significant changes to the nose/front wing. With the 2022 modular nose, I expected some redesigns throughout the season, but there was virtually nothing done to the front wing/nose. They never even moved the nose to the second element.

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[Greig]

I am very curious if Ferrari will continue with their bathtub sidepods. It proved to be a design that worked, but so did Red Bull's traditional coke bottle design. It was also evident that the SF75 was somewhat limited in development potential. Also curious if they will make any significant changes to the nose/front wing. With the 2022 modular nose, I expected some redesigns throughout the season, but there was virtually nothing done to the front wing/nose. They never even moved the nose to the second element.

Again the limited development myth thrown around, Ferrari had very good updates and were easily a match for Red Bull until the TD and stopping development in favour of 2023.

[racingbradley]

let's hope the 2023 car is worth the sweetheart

[FerrariF60]

let's hope the 2023 car is worth the sacrifice.

don't we usually say that year over year since.....well 2009

[stefa]

don't we usually say that year over year since.....well 2009

[racingbradley]

don't we usually say that year over year since.....well 2009

We do but this one is allegedly a bomb.
Time will tell.

[FerrariF60]

We do but this one is allegedly a bomb.
Time will tell.

hopefully a bomb in a good way and NOT engines blowing up every other weekend

i try to be cautiously optimistic too, but yeah, time will tell

[Tifoso]

I am confident that if the past decade has taught me anything, it’s to not be confident.
Actions, not words.

[jgonzalesm6]

Launch date for the 2023 car is on February 14th. (Valentines Day)

[racingbradley]

Launch date for the 2023 car is on February 14th. (Valentines Day)

Let's hope it's a sweetheart.

[FerrariF60]

Let's hope it's a sweetheart.

Never mind sweetheart, let’s hope it’s a beast ON TRACK

[racingbradley]

Never mind sweetheart, let’s hope it’s a beast ON TRACK

Touche

[stefa]

I am confident that if the past decade has taught me anything, it’s to not be confident.
Actions, not words.

EXACTLY!!!!

[wisepie]

A Valentine's Day gift for us tifosi which proves to be a winner with reliability and power will be something to cherish!