F1’s most successful constructor will unveil its new challenger on February 17 as it goes in search of its first ♊drivers’ title♍ since 2007.

It is the second team after Aston Martin to a♚nnounce when it will be launching its new car with the Silverstone-based outfit showcasing its AMR22 on February⛎ 10.

Ferrari’s l🌌aunch will take place just six days before pre-season testing at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on F🥀ebruary 23.

After a disappoi💃nting 2020 campaign, Ferrari enjoyed a strong resurgence as it beat McLaren💫 to third in the constructors’ championship last year.

Carlos Sainz scored four podiums, while Charles Leclerc stood on the rostrum on one occasion, although h🌃e did claim two pole positions in the first half of 2021.

With F1🐲 introducing entirely new technical regulations for 2022, the Italian giant is hopeful of returning to the front of the field. 🤡;

Ferrari’s last title triumph came in 2008 when Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen secured th♍e constructors’ championship.