# The F10

The main star of the Ferrari Virtual Academy is ofc the F10. At the release of FVA the Ferrari F10 was the early season one, without the shark fin and without the ring rim.\ \ The attention to detail is insane for this car, as Kunos stated : > The Scuderia Ferrari has been planning the software with the precise objective in mind to accurately rebuild the F10 with all its characteristics down to the smallest detail of its cockpit: the steering wheel and the commands are the exact replication of the original project, thus offering the rare opportunity to observe how the cockpit of a real-life Ferrari F10 is made: until today no other simulator or videogame sports such an accurate replication of the F10's cockpit and steering wheel, the driver's command centre, heavily protected from curios looks. So in order to create that F10 Kunos had access to the F10 CAD project and modeled the F10 in FVA based on it. So it is an exact replica of the F10

The 3D model, despite being downscaled for fitting a netkart pro game and 2010 computer hardware is still very detailed and still look magnificent today.

Front view with a progressive transition between mesh and real car

> The Ferrari F10 is not a mere replica, but has been directly modelled based on the original CAD project, planned by the Scuderia Ferrari engineers for the 2010 season: all its elements, its details and the cars characteristics are identical to the real single-seater, allowing the Ferrari fans to own an authentic copy of the original project on their PCs. The on-board cameras, set in different positions on the single-seater, enable to admire the car's details and observing how the steering and the suspension work with the car driven at the limit. > > In order to admire the car, Kunos brought up several cameras onboard to see every angle of the car

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