Ferrari's technical boss James Allison has played down hopes the fabled Maranello marque might already be ready to charge for the title. Sebastian Vettel won in Malaysia, is just three points behind Mercedes' championship leader Lewis Hamilton, and teammate Kimi Raikkonen was second fastest in China on Friday. 'That was very surprising,' 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve told Sky Italia. 'Ferrari seems to have continued where it left in Malaysia, even without the heat.' But Briton James Allison, the man widely credited with putting Ferrari back on track after a tumultuous period, is trying to keep expectations low for now. 'Mercedes have a bit more horse power than us,' he said in...
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