Ferrari plan to introduce significant developments at every single race this season until the very last round in Brazil, something they believe will be important to sustaining... read more »

Ferrari's chief designer, Nikolas Tombazis, has sent out a clear warning to his team's rivals, the F2012 will continue evolving until the very last round of the... read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis says the team's recent improvement has given its crew the self-belief that they can still win the 2012 Formula 1 world... read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikoz Nikolas Tombazis insists the team will push hard to continue to develop the F2012 following their turnaround in fortune... read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis has admits that he is pleased with the team's reaction in developing the F2012 in to a competitive car read more »

Ferrari chief designer Nikolas Tombazis says the aggressive approach taken with the new F2012 is a reaction to several years of disappointing results for the Italian team read more »

As Ferrari's 2012 contender took to the track yesterday, chief designer Nikolas Tombazis admits to still getting that special feeling. read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis today saw his car debut on track with Felipe Massa in the cockpit. A since the rollout of a brand new car is always something... read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis says the team was pleased with its first day of running with the new F2012. read more »

Ferrari chief designer Nikolas Tombazis says that the the team has adopted a new philosophy for the F2012 and that it has been aggressive chasing aerodynamic performance read more »

Ferrari chief designer Nikolas Tombazis has defended the look of the new Ferrari amid widespread comments that its stepped nose makes the F2012 'ugly'. read more »

Oct.27 (GMM) Ferrari's 2012 car will borrow some ideas from Red Bull and other rival teams in formula one. That is the admission of chief designer Nikolas Tombazis, who... read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis has promised that their 2012 car will be unique, insisting they won't copycat Red Bull... read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis says the Italian squad is aiming to hit the ground running in the 2012 season, but he admits the team is not taking anything for... read more »

Oct.5 (GMM) Red Bull's 2012 car will "surprise" the F1 paddock, its famous designer Adrian Newey has been quoted as saying by a Finnish newspaper. Already this... read more »

Promising a more aggressive approach in 2012, Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis insists that lessons have been learned this year. read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis says that the 2012 car features "a more aggressive approach" and that Stefano Domenicali thinks the car has the... read more »

Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis is hopeful a much more aggressive approach to the design of next year's car will pay off and help the team start the season... read more »

Sep.14 (GMM) Ferrari will finally follow Red Bull's lead with the suspension layout of its 2012 car. That is the claim of the Italian daily Corriere dello Sport,... read more »

Aug.22 (GMM) In a question and answer session on HRT's official website, the team said it will take "two years" to move away from the back of the grid.... read more »

Ferrari chief designer Nikolas Tombazis has revealed that the team will be much more aggressive in their approach next season... read more »

Q and A with Ferrari's Nikolas Tombazis read more »

"We are going through a difficult period and there is no point denying that our start to the season was a disappointing one.” Going into the Turkish Grand Prix, the... read more »

Despite a poor start to the season, Ferrari's chief designer, Nikolas Tombazis, insists that the Italian outfit can turn its fortunes around. read more »

Ferrari's chief engineer, Nikolas Tombazis, has admitted that the Italian outfit took a conservative approach to their challenger, the F150º Italia. He... read more »