Ferrari switch to push-rod suspension for F1 2016 season, F1 News
Move should benefit Vettel and Raikkonen who prefer positive front end; Ferrari had been first team to run concept for 11 years
Ferrari have abandoned their pull-rod front suspension set up, reverting to the more conventional push-rod system for 2016.
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