Ferrari are introducing an upgraded engine two races early at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, as they seek to end Mercedes' domination. Mercedes have taken one-twos in all four races so far this season with reliability problems and driver errors scuppering Ferrari's chances. The new engine will use a new fuel, which also increases performance, and the car will have aerodynamic upgrades. Team boss Mattia Binotto said Ferrari were "pushing hard to make up ground". Binotto, who said the engine had originally been scheduled for the Canadian Grand Prix next month, said Ferrari had made a "big team effort to bring these developments forward". He added: "We are behind...
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