Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn says he understands Ferrari's “pain” after a disastrous three flyaway races in Asia which has landded a critical blow to its Formula 1 world title hopes. Ferrari has gone through a hellish run after seeing Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen involved in a collision at the start of the Singapore Grand Prix to take both drivers out of the race on the first lap before engine faults in Malaysia forced Vettel to start the race last and Raikkonen into a DNS. Further pain followed this weekend in Japan when Raikkonen’s FP3 crash enforced a gearbox change and a five-place grid penalty, while Vettel’s race ended after four laps due to a broken spark...
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