F1 chief Ross Brawn believes Ferrari needs a comprehensive plan to pull itself out of its deep slump, but the House of Maranello does not need a revolution. The Scuderia is in the midst of its worst performance recession in years, with little hope of improvement given F1's restrictions on development that will inevitably continue to weigh on the team's SF1000 package. Ferrari's 1,000 world championship race at Mugello last weekend was anything but a festive and cheery milestone, with Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel finishing in the points but far off the front-runners. ©Ferrari Brawn, the chief architect of the Ferrari dream team that guided the great Michael Schumacher to five...
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