Ferrari and Mercedes both have some big issues to address whilst Red Bull sail away at the front. F1
While ex-F1 driver Karun Chandhok believes Ferrari will grow stronger in the coming races, both they and Mercedes still have issues to address.
Ferrari were looking a strong bet to join Red Bull on the podium, but an engine failure dropped Charles Leclerc out of the race when he was running P3, but not a threat to Red Bull ahead. Carlos Sainz crossed the line in P4. It was a performance which really seems to have stung the eight-time Constructors’ champs with team boss Toto Wolff having already written off this W14 concept, while Hamilton accused the team of not listening to him when he had told them what the car needs.
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