Ferrari have "a long road ahead" as they attempt to rediscover their competitiveness, according to Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn. Ferrari have qualified in the lower reaches of the top 10 at the opening two races and the car is around a second a lap slower than the Mercedes. Brawn said: "They aren't going to turn it around overnight." The 65-year-old was Ferrari's technical director when they dominated F1 in the early 2000s with Michael Schumacher. Brawn, writing in his column for F1 after Sunday's Styrian Grand Prix in Austria, added: "There's a long road ahead of them. They need to find out if there is a fundamental problem with the car - and they need to...
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