The Ferrari F2007, a Formula One motor racing car, was Scuderia Ferrari's entry for the 2007 FIA Formula One World Championship. Designed by a team including Aldo Costa and Simone Resta, it was the 53rd single-seater built by Ferrari for Formula One racing. Notable for being the last Ferrari F1 car to use traction control before it was banned in 2008, the F2007 was instrumental in securing Kimi Räikkönen's first World Championship title and Ferrari's first Constructors' title since 2004. Unveiled in January 2007, the car featured significant chassis alterations for improved aerodynamic performance and saw a color change from Marlboro red to Rosso corsa at the Monaco Grand Prix. The 2007 season also marked the introduction of using two different rubber compounds in a race.
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