Having been Red Bull’s closest challengers last year, Fer🤡rari have slipped 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 t💟ꦛhe Spanish Grand Prix, though there was little improvement in terms 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 sta꧒rting from the back following a disastrous qualifying. 

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 after rep🐲orting 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 world champion Hill told the Sky Sports F1 Podcast. ꦛ;

“Ev🌳eryone is scratching their heads apart from Red Bull, who are delivering o✤n every track.

"We can't say we can look at Barcelona and say that is now the formbook for the rest🔜 of the season because 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 time. There always seems to be a problem with them." 

Sky Sports F1 presenter Rachel B❀rookes added: “My worry is Ferrari are going in the opposite direction

“They changed their car and we saw a very di꧟fferent Ferrari in Spain🐭. They are now trying to chase that route as well. 

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