Stefano Domenicali has revealed that Ferrari will launch an investigation into their poor race-pace in the Hungarian GP. Although Sunday afternoons have been Ferrari's strong point this season where Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa were able to make up ground after Saturday's struggles, the same could not be said of the Hungarian GP. The Budapest race, though, was the first time that the revised Pirelli tyres had been raced, prompting concerns about how the F138 is handling the changes. "We have seen that we have lost the gap that we had at the first few races," Domenicali told Autosport. "During the races, the pace was clearly very strong; now in the conditions here [in...
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