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Ferrari F1 team launched their 2022 livery today. Every F1 fan and team alike had been waiting to see how the new livery will look for the Italian team. The new 2022 cars could be the challenger that takes the team back to championship contention. Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi mentioned that he’s impressed with the new F1-75.

Ahead of the launch, the French former driver mentioned it will shock everyone to see the new Ferrari. He also mentioned that he hopes that the new car can challenge the likes of Mercedes and Red Bull in 2022.

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“I’ve been able to look at the Ferrari, and it’s really a wonder how narrow the car is. I hope it will go as fast as Red Bull and Mercedes. Honestly, the car is a gem. Red Bull is nothing special because it is a demonstration car, but the Ferrari will provide a shock,” said Alesi.

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This Ferrari seems to me even more responsive: Carlos Sainz

As reported by GrandPrix247, the Spaniard Carlos Sainz mentioned that he, too, was impressed by the new livery for the 2022 car. He revealed the team has developed to the max and hopefully that will be shown on the track too.

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“Different from the cars seen in recent years. Innovative to the max. Until last year we drove the best cars in the history of F1, well balanced but spiteful, if you lost control for a moment, you would crash. This Ferrari seems to me even more responsive, the suspension is stiffer, we will have to get used to handling it,” said Sainz on the F1-75.

Hopefully, the F1-75 can live up to the expectation that has been mounted on it on the track as well. The team needs the new car to be fast and more competitive so that it can get back to the front.

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