However, Scarborough believes that the team have not gone far enough, citing that he is disappointed with the new car.
Speaking via Peter Windsor's YouTube channel, he said that the team don't look capable of challenging Red Bull, in some bad news for seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, who is scheduled to join the Maranello outfit at the start of 2025.
“It’s a radical evolution from what they had last year, but the car they’ve produced this year looks to me like a 2023 car," Scarborough said.
“It just doesn’t look like they’ve taken things to the extremes that everyone else is going, so my first guess is that this maybe isn’t the step that Ferrari were looking for.
“Having said that, they ended last year in a very good position. They found a lot with tyre management and getting the car to be balanced and the things that we can’t tell from renders and laps at Fiorano is what’s actually happening with the car, particularly with the floor, which is the most important thing.
“We simply can’t judge that at this stage, but I am slightly disappointed with what we saw on the SF-24.”