Ferrari has become the latest team to fire up its 2021 engine. Coming off the back of its worst season since 1980, much is expected of the Maranello outfit this season. While the 2020 car had its problems, it was not helped by the lack of grunt from the team's engine, as witnessed by the similar struggles of Haas and Alfa Romeo. Despite the denials, the team appeared never to have recovered following the technical directive saga in late 2019, and the subsequent investigation by the FIA which was to raise far more questions than it answered. The moments the SF1000 hit the track in pre-season testing it was clear there was a problem, but nobody expected things to be as bad as they were and...
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