Having been Red Bul🦄l’s closest challengers last year, Ferrari have slippe💎d backwards in the F1 pecking order and currently sit fourth in the constructors’ championship. 

Following an underwhelming start to the campaign, Ferrari brought a major upgrade package to the Spanish Grand Prix, though there was little💟 improvement in terඣms of performance. 

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz struggled as he slipped from second on the grid to fifth at the chequered flag, while teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc could only recover to 11th after starting from the back foll✱owing a disastrous qual♐ifying. 

Despite Ferrari changing the rear-end of Leclerc's car, the Monegasque said he168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: “didn’t understand” what his team did wrong ꦑ;after reporting different issues throughout the race. 

"It's a funny season in a way because we have seen quite a lot of disparity between apparent form on one circuit and the same form, or expectations, on another circuit,” 1996 wo💙rld champion Hill told the Sky Sports F1 Podcast. 

“Eve🐼ryone is scratching their heads apart from Red Bull,ꦏ who are delivering on every track.

"We can't say we can look at Barcelona and say that is now the formbook for the rest of the seas𓃲on becau𓂃se Canada is a different track, so is Silverstone. There will still be variety through the field.

"Then🔯 what can you say about Ferrari? When one is up, the other is down. It's like they are running with one leg all the tꦿime. There always seems to be a problem with them." 

Sky Sports F1 presenter Rachel Brookes addedꦯ: “My worry is Ferrari are going in the opposite direction

“They changed their car and we saw a very different ꧟Ferrari in Spain. They are now tꦚrying to chase that route as well. 

“Wheꦅre is the other challenge going to come from? There is a lot of work for a lot of teams and head-scratching going on."