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Ferrari needs long-term solutions, says Vettel

Ferrari needs to find long-term solutions to its recent reliability problems that have damaged its Formula 1 championship hopes, says Sebastian Vettel. Vettel and teammate Kimi Raikkonen suffered engine issues in Malaysia while a spark plug problem forced the German to retire for the second time in three races in Japan. Vettel now trails F1 title rival Lewis Hamilton by 59 points with 100 remaining ahead of this weekend's United States Grand Prix at Austin while Ferrari is 145 adrift of Mercedes in the constructors' championship. When asked if Ferrari's recent reliability problems were a result of the team's development push, Vettel said: "No, I don't think so. There are reasons for...
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