Ferrari started Spanish Grand Prix qualifying by daring to believe it could end Mercedes' run of four straight pole positions. It ended qualifying by wondering why it couldn't even make it to the second row. Not only was Ferrari far off the pace set by Mercedes, but it was also outrun by the two Red Bulls. Sebastian Vettel, who had been running close to the Mercedes all weekend long, will start only sixth in Sunday's race, just behind teammate Kimi Raikkonen. Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene was surprised, saying the team would have to 'check' what went wrong. 'I don't know what happened,' Vettel said. 'I think the gap to Mercedes is bigger than it has been all...
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