Six red cars, one engineer's fingerprints: race winners, title near-misses and a couple of seasons Maranello would rather forget.
1Ferrari SF71HThe 2018 car that took six wins and 24 podiums, Ferrari's most successful machine of the hybrid era.1000pts
2Ferrari SF90Binotto's first car as team principal in 2019, a straight-line rocket that won three races and took nine poles.500pts
3Ferrari SF70HFerrari's 2017 car, the first of Binotto's tenure as technical director, which won five races and led the championship into the summer.389pts
4Ferrari F1-75The 2022 ground-effect car that won in Bahrain on debut and took four wins and twelve poles in Binotto's final season.389pts
5Ferrari SF1000The car built for Ferrari's 1000th Grand Prix in 2020, hobbled by a down-on-power engine to sixth in the constructors' standings.0pts
6Ferrari SF21The 2021 recovery car that lifted Ferrari back to third in the constructors' championship without winning a race.0pts
Photo credits
- Ferrari SF71H — Lukas Raich, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Ferrari SF90 — Lukas Raich, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Ferrari SF70H — Stephen Grimes, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Ferrari F1-75 — EJ Mina, CC BY 4.0
- Ferrari SF1000 — Jen Ross, CC BY 2.0
- Ferrari SF21 — Lukas Raich, CC BY-SA 4.0
