Marcus Armstrong says his first-ever run in a Formula 1 car, and a Ferrari at that, was 'unforgettable' as he put in the laps at the Fiorano circuit. The New Zealander was one of three drivers in action for Ferrari with the Scuderia giving its stable, including its young drivers, a run a 2018 SF71H in the build up to the new season. Taking place at the team's private track in chilly conditions, which included a few snow flakes, Armstrong became the second-ever New Zealander to drive a Ferrari F1 car, after Chris Amon, who raced for the team from 1967 to 1969. Ferrari did not release any details of the testing, keeping the numbers private. 'Obviously this was a special day in my life and it...
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