Sebastian Vettel's third place finish at the British Grand Prix on Sunday was met with more pessimism than optimism by his Ferrari Formula One principal Maurizio Arrivabene. "I think the glass is half empty, not half full," the Italian told reporters. "We were doing a very good job in terms of strategy, the rain was helping us. But if the race was dry instead of being wet, the result was completely different," added Arrivabene gloomily. "So if we want to be serious, we need to start from there and to work on the problems that we have." Ferrari had started the race with both their cars on the third row of the grid, behind the two Mercedes at the front and the...
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