The Ferrari F310B is the Formula 1 single-seater entered by Scuderia Ferrari in the 1997 Formula 1 World Championship. It is driven by German Michael Schumacher and Briton Eddie Irvine. For this season, Rory Byrne and Ross Brawn, replacements for John Barnard, decide to use the Ferrari F310 as the basis for the F310B. The car is slightly simpler but still lacks the competitiveness of the Williams FW19.
Michael Schumacher, who announced that in 1996 Ferrari would win three Grands Prix and that in 1997 he would fight for the world title, keeps his word. But during the last race of the season at Jerez, the German swerved violently against his title rival Jacques Villeneuve and caused a collision which led to his retirement. He finished the championship in second position, but the German driver was downgraded due to his dangerous driving in the last race of the season. As for Eddie Irvine, despite two difficult first races, he still made it to the podium four times and finished in seventh place in the drivers' championship.