Friday F1 form guide: Why Ferrari's headline-grabbing pace at Monza belies the true picture ahead of the ItalianGP 👇
Ferrari has been mocked for its fumbled strategy, its poorly executed pitstops and its iffy reliability that appears to have already squandered a shot at championship success in 2022.
Charles Leclerc has been criticised for his spin out of third place at Imola and his shunt into the Paul Ricard barriers while leading. And there appears to be a new element to the Scuderia’s undoing: its pace is seemingly in decline. Or, perhaps more accurately, Red Bull is getting quicker and quicker.
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