This innovation could potentially revolutionize the constructor's leaderboard

FIORANO— Ferrari, renowned for its innovation in automotive technology, has been spotted testing a new cone deployment system at the Fiorano circuit. The CDS system, which appears to be designed for racing purposes, is believed the be the last hurdle in taking down the Red Bull dominance.

The new cone deployment system is believed to be an enhancement aimed at improving agility and maneuverability on the track, wink wink. By strategically deploying cones, Ferrari could simulate dynamic track conditions similar to those at the Miami Grand Prix, providing drivers or one specific driver with a more challenging racing experience. This innovation could potentially revolutionize the constructor's leaderboard,

Automotive journalist Emily Park is intrigued by the possibilities this new system could offer: "Ferrari's cone deployment system could be a game-changer for Ferrari. This could be the blue shell Ferrari needed to finally finish on top."

However, some experts express caution, pointing out potential challenges in implementing such a system effectively. "While the concept is exciting, the practicality and reliability of a cone deployment system need to be thoroughly tested to ensure it hinders, rather than enhances, the driving experience of the RB2… I mean other drivers," says racing engineer Alex Wong.

Despite the uncertainties, the development of this new system underscores Ferrari's commitment to pushing the boundaries of automotive technology and taking every advantage available. With its rich racing heritage and dedication to innovation, Ferrari continues to lead the way in shaping the future of leaderboard of Formula 1.