The five-day testing of the Scuderia Ferrari on the Fiorano ended yesterday afternoon after Mick Schumacher and Callum Ilott drove the last laps in the Ferrari SF71 and a total of seven drivers competed over five days, driving more than 1500 kilometers.

Mick Schumacher returned to drive the Ferrari SF71H yesterday, 120 days after his first ride in a 2018 Ferrari car, and began preparations for this year’s first F1 season in which he will drive for the Haas F1 team.

Carlos Sainz completed the first laps in a Ferrari F1 car on the Fiorano track where he drove the 2018 SF71H in preparation for the new 2021 F1 season, which is preceded by never shorter pre-season tests of just three days.

Charles Leclerc drove the first kilometers in a Formula 1 car this season in a 2018 Ferrari SF71 in a five-day test at Fiorano after recently overcoming COVID-19 while Carlos Sainz will have his first appearance for Ferrari tomorrow.

Carlos Sainz will be behind the wheel of Ferrari's F1 car for the first time next week as Ferrari has prepared a five-day plan on its private track Fiorano, which will feature as many as seven drivers, including Charles Leclerc.

The Alfa Romeo Racing team tested their new 2019 F1 car for the first time at Fiorano and showed the temporary camouflage livery of the car with Kimi Raikkonen behind the wheel.

Sauber test driver Tatiana Calderon has successfully completed her second F1 test at Fiorano where she tested 2013 Sauber F1 car C32, setting a very competitive time even though she was driving on Pirelli's promotional tyres.