What burns twice as bright burns half as long. This well-known idiom is probably the aptest way to describe Scuderia Ferrari's 2022 Formula 1 season. If we cast our mind back to the distant past of preseason testing, Ferrari’s lot looked rosy. Fast out of the box; the F1-75 appeared set for victory, with the only evident competition coming from Red Bull’s RB18. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc had matured nicely in 2021 and now looked credible Formula 1 World Driver Championship material. His pairing with Carlos Sainz made a tilt at the Constructors Title a feasible possibility. Overall, Ferrari had the air of a team already building an extension to their trophy cabinet to make way for the...
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