Ferrari believes its faculty to quickly adapt to "unusual" situations could provide the Italian outfit with an edge at Imola where teams will work within a compressed two-day schedule. The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix's reduced format will provide teams with just a single 90-minute practice session on Saturday before heading into qualifying in the afternoon. Participants were given an unexpected preview of the shortened timetable at the Nürburgring where poor weather forced organisers to scrap Friday's running. But the challenge will be enhanced at Imola where F1 hasn't raced since 2006, forcing teams and drivers - several of whom have never visited the Autodromo Internazionale...
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