Ferrari has undertaken a 'significant change of direction' with their SF1000, but will not be introducing their revamped car until the third round in Hungary. The Scuderia were off the pace in pre-season testing back in February with Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto painting a dreary picture of his team's chances of success in 2020. But the team has now decided to stop going down their originally planned development path and are heading down a new route. However, that means their Barcelona-spec SF1000 will be used in the first two races of the season in Austria. 'This weekend the car will run in the same configuration used towards the end of the Barcelona tests,' Binotto confirmed in Ferrari's...
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