Ferrari SF-24: wing-tips aligned with flow, excellent balance and high level of grip | F1 Imola FP1

Описание: Ferrari is steadily climbing the ranks in Formula 1 with an ambitious project that is gradually yielding positive results. The Prancing Horse has placed its trust in team principal Frederic Vasseur, who was initially viewed as a temporary figure. Many saw him as a non-technical stopgap until a permanent team principal could be found. However, that perception has changed. The top management’s faith in the French manager has been rewarded with consistent, quiet progress rather than grand proclamations. After a year and four months, the results are becoming evident.

The Ferrari SF-24 is a well-designed car. The efforts within the sporting management have proven effective, as the car impressed right from the pre-season testing at the Bahrain International Circuit. The handling has been easy for the drivers, allowing them to push the car without the fear of spinning out, a significant improvement from last year. As the team approaches the Imola circuit for the next round of the 2024 Formula 1 season, the updated version of the car, the SF-24, is raising hopes. Charles Leclerc has stated in his Thursday interviews that winning is now within reach.

To achieve this goal, everything must be executed perfectly. This means optimizing the weekend with the right setup, avoiding mistakes, employing appropriate strategies, and maintaining a certain level of aggressiveness. Such an approach is necessary, albeit risky, as only by pushing close to the limit can the desired results be achieved. Imola will be a crucial test for the Maranello team, and the first free practice session has provided initial feedback on the car. Let's delve into some interesting technical solutions to understand the intentions of Ferrari's technicians better.

Ferrari's recent update to the SF-24’s rear wing specification draws inspiration from a concept used by Red Bull and other F1 teams. We have already analyzed this modification: it involves a slight tweak to the outer part, the wing tips, while maintaining the overall shape of the wing relatively constant for the initial part of the 2024 season. This approach is intended to preserve stability in the interaction with the floor-diffuser group and optimize the downforce generated by this solution.

A direct comparison with the Red Bull RB20 shows that the wing-tip is essentially curved as if it develops around a vertical axis. Previously, the older version had a more rounded connection to the main plane, with the curvature forming around a horizontal axis. This new solution is intriguing because it maximizes the downforce generated by this type of rear wing, which, in compliance with regulations, cannot have end-plates.

OUTLINE:

00:00:00 Introduction to Ferrari's Progress
00:00:06 Leadership Under Frederic Vasseur
00:00:36 The Ferrari SF-24's Design and Performance
00:00:58 Expectations at Imola Circuit
00:01:19 Technical Solutions and Strategies
00:04:11 FP1 at Imola
00:06:27 Feedback from FP1

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