Ferrari has admitted it is entering the 2015 season on the back foot. The fabled Italian team has swept clean the figureheads of Ferrari's disastrous start to the turbo V6 era, having pushed hard for the rule change but ending 2014 without a single win. Facing reporters on Monday, new bosses Sergio Marchionne and Maurizio Arrivabene admitted that reacting to Ferrari's problems has even delayed the 2015 car. Marchionne said key 'mistakes' were made in 2014, and one of them may have been appointing the inexperienced Marco Mattiacci as axed Stefano Domenicali's successor. 'I have enormous respect for what he has done for the company in the commercial area,' the new Ferrari president said,...
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