Ferrari says its impending update at Formula 1’s Russian Grand Prix will “not change the big picture” of its worst championship effort in 40 years. Ferrari finished runner-up in the championship across the past three years, challenging for the title in 2017 and 2018, but it has plunged into the midfield this season. The marque has struggled with the aerodynamic performance of its SF1000 while it has also suffered in straight-line speed in the aftermath of its private settlement with the FIA. Charles Leclerc salvaged podiums earlier in the season but its performance has worsened in recent rounds. It failed to score at the power-heavy Spa and Monza circuits and added only five points...
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