Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri says the marque will accelerate its development programme for its SF1000 in the wake of its poor performance at Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix. Ferrari cautioned that it was unlikely to challenge at the front in Austria after correlation issues post-testing exposed the weaknesses of its car. Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto confirmed that a revised development programme had been initiated but the first raft of updates would not be ready until the Hungarian Grand Prix. The squad qualified only seventh and 11th in Austria though Charles Leclerc salvaged second spot in an attrition-filled grand prix, as Sebastian Vettel struggled to 10th after a spin....
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