Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene admits he was disappointed with the team's performance in the British Grand Prix, despite Sebastian Vettel's jump from fifth to third with a well-timed change to intermediate tyres. The Maranello team had high hopes for the weekend, but it was clear from the start that it did not have the pace to match Mercedes or even Williams. Vettel qualified in sixth, behind teammate Kimi Raikkonen, and was out of contention before the rain hit the circuit. Arrivabene said the cars simply were not quick enough in normal conditions. "I think it's half empty," Arrivabene said. "Because we were doing a very good job in terms of strategy, the rain was helping...
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