Ferrari are not saying much beyond their pit garage at Circuit de Catalunya, allowing their new car to do the talking on track instead as they enter the new season with what appears to be a very strong package – the only blight on their six days of testing being Kimi Raikkonen's crash on Wednesday. The Reds have been among the top three on all six days, and twice ending the day top of the timing screens. In addition the Ferrari SF70H has run like clockwork, not missing a beat and showing bullet proof reliability – and they have yet to venture out on Pirelli Super Soft or Ultra Soft tyres. Sebastian Vettel and Raikkonen have racked up 636 laps during the first half dozen days in...
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