The Ferrari team has been holding its traditional three day 'wake up test' to launch the new racing year, with outings for Carlos Sainz, Antonio Giovinazzi and Robert Shwartzman at the team's test track near Maranello. With a few weeks to go before the official unveiling of this year's new car, the drivers were handed the keys to the two-year-old SF-21 model instead - the one originally driven by Sainz and Charles Leclerc in 2021. Read also: New 2023 Ferrari reportedly 'one second faster' in simulator Teams aren't allowed to use newer specification cars in private tests, other than very limited running on 'filming days' intended to produce sponsorship and marketing footage. Although it...
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