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The Maranello-based squad started the season as the team to beat, but ultimately got out-developed by Red Bull that made giant strides with its RB18. In recent weeks, Ferrari has also found itself edged out by Mercedes, which has recovered from its poor start to the campaign to turn its W13 into a race-winner. Ferrari openly admitted that the competitive picture at the front has been partly ... Keep readingSource: Ferrari’s F1 development freeze triggered after it 'couldn't afford' upgrades
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