Ferrari will kick off its season with an SF1000 practically unchanged from pre-season testing in Barcelona, but it will implement a significant upgrade package in Hungary. The Scuderia lagged its front-running rivals in winter testing, leading many to dismiss the Italian outfit as a title contender this year. The worries were apparently founded as Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto candidly admitted that a rethink of the car's aerodynamics was in order for the Scuderia's engineers during the team's lockdown. But the result's of Ferrari's "change of direction" won't be seen until the Hungarian Grand Prix at the end of July. ©Ferrari "This weekend the car will run in the same...
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