How Ferrari's victories expose its biggest weakness
Ferrari restored some credibility with wins in Belgium and Italy, but the characteristics of both tracks helped it out. Our technical expert pored over the data from the first of those races - and believes it indicates another Ferrari victory may be a while off
During the August break we all said Spa and Monza would be Ferrari's best chances of winning races this year - and that's exactly how it turned out (just).
But you have to wonder if the Italian Grand Prix will turn out to be the end of Ferrari's victory hopes for 2019, all other things being equal.
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