The𝄹 Italian outfit revealed the F1-75 - which features a new red and black livery - on Thursday afternoon, as it became the seventh team to launch its all-new car ahead of the upcoming 2022 season. 

Ferrari bounced ba﷽ck from a dire 2020 campaign in which it slipped to sixth 🦹in the constructors’ championship to beat McLaren to third in 2021 following a season-long tussle. 

The introduction of a new hybrid system 💎proved to be a key factor in Ferrari overhauling McLaren to P3 as the Maranello-based squad went some way in addressing the major performance setback it had suffered on the power unit side the ⛦previous season. 

That design will be incorporated into Ferrari’s 2🔯022 power unit, which has been significantly updateℱd. 

Ferrari hope the innovation on its 2022 caജr and engine, along with a major overhaul to F1’s technical regulations, can help it make a push to the front of the grid. 

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz once again 🤡form Ferrari’s 2022 driver line-up, which team principal Mattia Binotto believes is the strongest on the entire F1 grid.&n✅bsp;

The pair scored five podiums and two pole positions between them𝄹 in their first campaign together to help Ferrari recover from its worst season in 40 years. 

Reigning world championsᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ Mercedes will be the next team to take the wraps off a 2022 challenger in an online reveal on Friday. 

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and new teammate George Russell will be on hand to reveal the W13 before shaking🥃 it ♈down for the first time at Silverstone.