The first to launch a racecar for the 2009 F1 series, Ferrari has unveiled the F60 in a low-profile event at the firm’s Maranello base. The F60 designation stands for the fact that it was only the Ferrari brand that run all 60 seasons and is in no way connected to a famous supercar ten years ago with the same name.
Due to F1’s regulations for this year the F60 comes with a lower but wider front wing and a taller but narrower rear wing. This new aerodynamic configuration will certainly have a considerably lesser amount of downforce in contrast to last year’s version, however, this current version enables the driver to make some minor adjustments for the front wing from the cockpit. A return of slick tires and the optional Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) will be seen on the F60.
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