NEWS // FERRARI UNVEIL THEIR 2010 F1 ENTRY

Scuderia Ferrari launched the car that they hope can take them back to the top of the sport today in a typically lavish ceremony at Maranello.

The Italian team is the first manufacturer to launch their 2010 car, but plans for the F10 to take up the traditional challenge of a few laps around the test track were scuppered due to particularly inclement weather conditions... [read more]

Team Boss Stefano Domenicali commented: "This season will be very important for us, as the last championship, for different reasons, was not very positive, that is why we are dealing with this one looking to be competitive - and this is what Ferrari deserves to have."

He then added: "We have two new drivers, why two new drivers? Fernando Alonso, is a twice world champion and we will say after the second one he will have a third one. He already appears among the big champions in F1, it is the right moment for him, for us, he wants to be successful and we want to repeat what the team concept is in our group."

Domenicali finished by saying, "Felipe, we are talking of a new version of Felipe, but after such a dramatic championship like last year with the accident in Hungary and such a fantastic season, Felipe has all the assets to prove that he is a very successful one, he can prove that he wants to restart his pathway that destiny interrupted it in Hungary.

Rivals Mclaren are set to launch their 2010 machine at the team's headquarters in Woking UK tomorrow.


Images: Ferrari
Editorial: Neil Tozer