Sebastian Vettel may still be leading the Formula 1 championship standings right now, but he will be keenly aware that Ferrari is in need of a turnaround in fortunes if he is going to stay at the top much longer. In fact, this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix will provide us with some key indicators about whether it is Mercedes rather than Ferrari that is now in the driving seat with regards to the fight for F1 glory. A recent snapshot of form since the Monaco Grand Prix – which ultimately perhaps will come to be viewed as the turning point of the season – makes bad reading for Ferrari. In the four races since its 1-2 on the streets of Monaco Carlo, the team has delivered 79 points –...
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