684: What Next For Ferrari?

<div>Formula 1 2022 could have been Ferrari’s triumphant return to the top. Both world championships were in play as Ferrari stole an early lead. Three races in, <strong>Charles Leclerc</strong> was 46 points clear of <strong>Max Verstappen</strong> and more importantly Ferrari looked to have pace in their pocket.</div> <br> <div>Fast forward, and in Suzuka just over a week ago <strong>Verstappen</strong>’s title was a formality with a margin of 113 points over <strong>Leclerc</strong>, and in Austin this weekend Red Bull could clinch the team battle too.</div> <br> <div>Ferrari weren’t just bested; they were well and truly beaten. </div> <br> <div>With four races to go, and no major rules change into next year, what next for Ferrari?</div> <br> <div>Today we ask:</div> <br> <ul> <li>How much of a missed opportunity was 2022?         </li> <li>How far away are they from beating Red Bull?</li> <li>And what the drivers can take forward to do battle in 2023?</li> </ul> <br> <div>Let's get up to speed with Autosport's <strong>Luke Smith</strong> </div>