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Ferrari in real crisis after Barcelona

Ferrari is clearly now in a 'real crisis', the partisan Italian media has proclaimed after Barcelona. After four consecutive Mercedes 1-2s, hopes were high for the Spanish grand prix, staged at Barcelona where Ferrari dominated the winter test season. But on Saturday and Sunday, Mercedes were once again first and second in both qualifying and the race. 'What has happened to the reds?' wondered La Gazzetta dello Sport's Umberto Zapelloni. He called the current situation a 'real crisis' for Ferrari. Well known Italian blogger Leo Turrini added: 'Barcelona was supposed to be a weekend of truth, and it was.' Indeed, Ferrari was beaten in Barcelona not just by Mercedes, but also an improved Red...
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