Ferrari have completed work on their new 360-degree simulator, built in collaboration with UK-based firm Dynisma. The fitting out of the facility and the setting up of the simulator was completed this week in a new building that sits between the main office of the Gestione Sportiva and the Fiorano Track. In the coming weeks, the calibration work will be carried out and then, at some point in September, after the summer break required by the sporting regulations, the real work will begin, supporting the design phase of the 2022 car. At the same time, the current simulator will still be used for development work on the SF21 and in preparing for the race weekends, as well as supporting the...
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