Start of a new era for formula 1

Formula 1 is setting a new course in the 2017 season, which heralds a new era thanks to extensive rule changes. MAHLE Motorsport and Scuderia Ferrari will take on the challenge together, as strong long-term partners.

Bigger, faster, more aggressive: Formula 1 will have a new look at the opening round of the season in Melbourne on 26th March. Changes to the regulations have resulted in the cars and tyres being made wider over the winter. This, in turn, has caused the lap times to fall by a few seconds at initial tests. This obviously also goes for the new Ferrari SF70H, which is charged with claiming more race wins and challenging for the title for the iconic racing team in 2017.

For more than 40 years, Ferrari has turned to the experience and expertise of MAHLE Motorsport in Formula 1. Looking ahead to the new season, the main focus when developing the engine parts was on durability. The new regulations stipulate that only four power units are permitted for the entire 2017 season.This will be reduced to just three in 2018. As such, it is all the more important for the individual components to be as reliable as possible. With its know-how, innovation and experience, MAHLE Motorsport is making a vital contribution in this regard.

MAHLE Motorsport never stands still

We see ourselves as active drivers of innovations. Our employees and

our products represent extremely high-end technology. Our performances make the world‘s best racing teams into winners and champions. Each triumph at the race track is confirmation of our achievements – and means the next order is on the way. It shows us our strengths, while simultaneously setting new goals. New technologies give us the opportunity to prove our creativity and the power of our innovation.

This way, we not only lay the foundations for future success but are also accomplishing pioneering work for series production development. Learn more about MAHLE Motorsport at www.motorsport.mahle.com

In den Cockpits der beiden Ferrari SF70H sitzen wie in der vergangenen Saison die beiden ehemaligen Formel-1-Weltmeister Sebastian Vettel und Kimi Räikkönen. Über 20 Rennen kämpfen sie bis zum Saisonfinale am 26. November in Abu Dhabi um Erfolge für das Team aus Maranello, das 2017 ein besonderes Jubiläum feiert: Ferrari wird 70 Jahre alt.

Viele Kapitel in seiner einmaligen Erfolgsgeschichte hat Ferrari gemeinsam mit MAHLE Motorsport geschrieben. Seit 1976 konnten die beiden Unternehmen Seite an Seite 13 Titel in der Konstrukteurs-Weltmeisterschaft gewinnen. Auch in Zukunft bleiben die beiden Unternehmen wichtige Partner. Die Zusammenarbeit wurde im Rahmen eines langfristigen Kooperationsvertrags ausgebaut.