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| Technical Director | John Barnard |
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| Chief Designer | Gustav Brunner |
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| Chief Aerodynamicist | Willem Toet |
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| Also Known As | Ferrari 648B |
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| Designed In | 1996 |
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| Significance of Name | Ferrari 3000cc 10 cylinders (revision B) |
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| Active Years | 1997 |
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| Cars Entered | 34 |
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| Races Contested | |
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| Wins | 5 |
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| 2nd Places | 4 |
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| 3rd Places | 4 |
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| 4th Places | 2 |
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| 5th Places | 2 |
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| 6th Places | 2 |
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| Average Classification | Median: 3, Mean: 4.58, Standard deviation: 0.78 |
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| Retirements | 10 |
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| Disqualifications | 0 |
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| Failures to qualify | 0 |
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| Pole Positions | 3 |
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| Average Qualifying Position | Median: 5, Mean: 6.50, Standard deviation: 0.74 |
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| Fastest Laps | 3 |
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| Average Fastest Lap Position | Median: 6, Mean: 6.52, Standard deviation: 0.89 |
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| Races Led | 14 |
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| Laps Led | 323 |
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| Race Distance Led | 1521 km |
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| Debut | 1997 Australian GP |
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| Maiden Win | 1997 Monaco GP |
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| Last Race | 1997 European GP |
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