Ferrari's 2020 Formula 1 2020 car, codenamed 671, has passed all 15 of the mandatory FIA crash tests ahead of its public launch in less than a month. Sky Italia said that exactly a month before the red single-seater is officially launched, the successful crash testing took place at the CSI facility in Bollate near Milan. At the same facility recently, Alfa Romeo's 2020 car reportedly failed a crash test. Racing Point, however, has cleared the crash testing with its own 2020 car. When asked about whether he can fight for the title this year and in 2021, when the sweeping new rules debut, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was quoted as answering: 'I hope so, although it will be very difficult. 'The...
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