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Ferrari sure upgraded new bodywork is better for Monaco

2015 Monaco GP: Ferrari will try again with its new bodywork package in Monaco this weekend, former double world champion Mika Hakkinen believes. The resurgent-in-2015 team had headed to Spain with the significant upgrade and high hopes, only to find that the gap to Mercedes only blew out. 'We need to understand if it is related to the (Barcelona) track,' boss Maurizio Arrivabene said, 'or if it is related to us.' Indeed, Ferrari became so lost in Barcelona that Kimi Raikkonen‘s weekend was sacrificed as the Finn was tasked with running the old specification alongside Sebastian Vettel‘s new. 'That's a very difficult situation,' Hakkinen, the 1998 and 1999 title winner, told his...
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