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Ferrari's journey towards 2014
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- Last updated: September 19th 2019
Ferrari and long-time sponsor Shell have teamed up to make this 10-minute film, showing the transition from 2013 to the new rules this year.
The main attraction is seeing inside the workshops at Maranello and hearing from some of the Scuderia’s technical team. Ferrari has been hard to pin down throughout testing, seeming to sit somewhere in between the Mercedes and Renault-powered cars and the work of those engineers will determine the outcome of what could be one of the more intriguing story lines this season.
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