Ferrari introduces new F138 for 2013 Formula One season
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Front view of the Ferrari F138 racecar – the "vanity panel" is not shown
The 2013 Ferrari Formula One F138 racecar
Right side view of the 2013 Ferrari Formula One F138 racecar
Slightly angled left side view of the 2013 Ferrari F138 racecar
Left side view of the 2013 Ferrari F138 racecar
The 2013 Ferrari F138 racecar ready to roll
View of the Ferrari F138 from above
The Ferrari 056 2.4 liter V8 engine used in the F138 (Photo: Morio via Wikimedia Commons)
Article Summary
The 2013 Formula One racing season begins March 17 at Albert Park in Melbourne in front of a crowd likely to include around 330,000 race fans at the Australian Grand Prix. With only minor changes made in the Formula One regulations for this year, the differences between the F2012 and Ferrari's 2013 entry, the F138, are evolutionary rather than revolutionary. But even though the casual eye will not perceive a great deal of difference in the F138, most of the parts and systems have been revised to maximize performance while maintaining Ferrari's admirable reliability.
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