Ferrari's Stefano Domenicali insists that the Scuderia will not beat itself up after failing to build on its Spanish Grand Prix victory in Monaco last weekend, but admits that the team needs to find some parity between performances if it is to challenge long-term.Speaking after a Monaco race which saw Fernando Alonso finish a frustrated seventh and team-mate Felipe Massa hit the wall for a second time, Domenicali acknowledged that Ferrari's up-and-down start to the season showed no signs of abating, with the pair having finished first and third respectively in Barcelona two weeks earlier. Despite an apparently strong start to the Monaco weekend, Ferrari appeared unable to live with the...
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