The Ferrari SF15-T was unveiled on January 30, 2015, and was an evolution of the F14 T powered by a 1.6-liter turbocharged V6. The name combines SF for Scuderia Ferrari, the year, and T for turbo, and Sebastian Vettel christened his car "Eva." Team principal Maurizio Arrivabene had targeted 2 wins; the season ended with 3 wins and 16 podium finishes. In Singapore, Vettel scored the first pole position for Ferrari and the team's first in three years, breaking Mercedes' qualifying dominance.
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Technical details
The chassis was designed by James Allison, Simone Resta, and Dirk de Beer, with Mattia Binotto leading powertrain development. Due to the new nose regulations, the SF15-T differed visually from the F14 T. The front wing features endplates with eight individual elements. The lower wishbone attaches very low on the chassis, with the two arms running so closely together that they overlap to form a unified aerodynamic profile. The upper wishbone is attached at the highest point of the chassis.
The 2015 season
Vettel took victory thanks to an early safety car, while in Bahrain Räikkönen finished second. In Hungary, Vettel overtook both Mercedes cars at the start and led most of the race. In Singapore, he took Ferrari's first pole since the 2012 German Grand Prix, led wire-to-wire to celebrate his third victory of the season, with Räikkönen finishing third. Haas served as a sponsor for the final time this year.
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Frequently asked questions about the Ferrari SF15-T
When was the Ferrari SF15-T raced?
The Ferrari SF15-T was raced in 2015.
How much power does the Ferrari SF15-T have?
Power of the Ferrari SF15-T: 840-850 hp at 10'800 /min.
What engine does the Ferrari SF15-T have?
Engine of the Ferrari SF15-T: 1.6 l V6 turbo Ferrari 060.
How fast is the Ferrari SF15-T?
Top speed of the Ferrari SF15-T: 330 km/h.
Who engineered the Ferrari SF15-T?
Engineering of the Ferrari SF15-T: James Allison (Technical Director); Simone Resta (Chief Designer); Fabio Montecchi (Deputy Chief Designer); Andrea De Zordo (Deputy Chief Designer) ….
Who drove the Ferrari SF15-T?
Drivers of the Ferrari SF15-T: Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Räikkönen.
How many races did the Ferrari SF15-T win?
The Ferrari SF15-T took 3 wins in 19 races.
What are the predecessor and successor of the Ferrari SF15-T?
Predecessor: Ferrari F14 T. Successor: Ferrari SF16-H.
