Ferrari 2011, code name 288

Ferrari has not yet revealed the name of his car 2011. In the other teams, the sequence of numbers follows its course: McLaren goes from MP4-25 to MP4-26, Lotus Renault from R30 to R31, etc. But, at Ferrari, the name of the single-seater is still a well-kept secret.

After the 60 F2009 and the F10 of 2010, Ferrari has not yet revealed the name of its 2011 car. For the moment, it has the code name 288. It will be named and revealed at the end of January in Maranello, before the departure for Valencia and the first tests of pre-season, starting February 1. Currently, mechanics and engineers are working on the first chassis, before the drivers can hit the track in February.

The name of Ferrari F1 single-seaters since 1950
2010: F10
2009: F60 (60th anniversary of Ferrari's entry into the F1 World Championship)
In 2008: F2008
2007: F2007
2006: 248 F1 (arrival of the 2,4-litre, 8-cylinder engine)
2005: F2005
2004: F2004
2003: F2003-GA (tribute to Gianni Agnelli who died in January)
2002: F2002
2001: F2001
2000: F1-2000
1999: F399
In 1998: F300
1997: F310B
1996: F310 (arrival of the 3-liter, 10-cylinder engine)
1995: 412T2
1994: 412T
1993: F93A
1992: F92A
1991: 642, 643
1990:641
1989:640
1988: F1-87/88C
1987: F1/87
1986: F1/86
1985: 156 F1/85
1984: 126 C4
1983: 126 C3
1982: 126 C2
1981: 126 CK (V6 at 120°)
1980: 312 T5
1979: 312 T4
1978: 312 T3
1976-1977: 312 T2
1975: 312 T (T to designate the transverse position of the gearbox)
1974: 312 B3
1973: 312 B2
1970-72: 312 B
1966-69: 312 (arrival of the 3 liter, 12 cylinder engine)
1964-65: 1512 F1 (1,5 liter engine, 12 cylinders), 158 F1 (1,5 liter engine, 8 cylinders)
1961-63: 156 F1s
1961: 156-F1
1960: 156P-F1, 156P-F2 (1,5 liter engine, 6 cylinders)
1959: 256 F1
1958: Dino 246 F1 (2,4 liter, 6 cylinder engine, tribute to Dino Ferrari who died in 1956)
1957: 801 F1
1955-56: 555 F1, D50 (developed by Lancia)
1954: 625 F1
1952-53: 375 F1, 553 F1
1950-51: 125 F1, 275 F1, 340 F1, 375 F1