Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne says it would be a 'tragedy' for the company if it didn't lift the F1 world championship title again by 2018. The iconic Italian marque hasn't celebrated an F1 world title since Kimi Raikkonen's success in 2007, while more than a decade has elapsed since the dominant Ferrari-Schumacher era. Indeed, though Ferrari enjoyed an upturn in performance last year, chairman Marchionne remains frustrated that the Scuderia's title drought threatens to stretch to a decade, going as far as calling it a 'tragedy' for the brand “If we were to somehow fail to win a title over a 10-year span it would be a tragedy,” he told Gazzetta dello Sport. “If we were to string...
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