Ferrari finished this Formula 1 season third in the Constructors' Standings, but looks to make a breakthrough next year, with Mattia Binotto claiming the team made significant innovations with the 2022 car. The 2020 season was one to forget for Ferrari, as the team endured a winless season on their way to a miserable sixth in the Constructors' table with a slow car marred by an under-delivering power-unit. Despite the limitations on car development this year, and the team announcing that their full focus and priority are towards 2022 and the car that is to be built under the new aero regulations, the team was able to recover some performance, introducing a new power unit mid season, and...
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