Ferrari F150 and F10 side-by-side comparison
Ferrari unveiled their 2011 car, the F150, to the world on Friday morning. Many found it hard to spot the differences and, whilst it does look similar, the evolutionary F150 has some key differences when compared to last years F10.
The F150 (top) has a much wider body than the F10 (bottom) to incorporate the KERS unit - this is really the only difference that is largely noticeable from the top view.
The front view highlights the much higher nose position - similar to that of the McLaren MP4-25 used during 2010. The sidepods are less sculpted and the engine air inlets appear smaller. The font-wing also features some minor aerodynamic changes.
The side view yet again shows off the higher nose. The engine cover is no longer features a shark-fin (although the F10 here doesn’t show a shark-fin, most teams adopted one to utilise the F-duct, which has now been banned).
Credit: The F1 Times (www.thef1times.com)
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