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'Ferrari running out of steam'

Ferrari are paying for their lack of reliability at the end of 2017 and are "running out of steam" in their championship battle, according to Sky F1's Martin Brundle. After entering the summer break with a 14-point advantage over Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel hasn't won a race since then and is now 59 points adrift following his retirement and the Mercedes driver's victory at the Japanese GP. With just four rounds remaining in 2017, Hamilton can claim the title as early as the United States GP on October 22. The Suzuka engine failure was Vettel's second in as many weekends - team-mate Kimi Raikkonen also suffered a power unit problem in Malaysia - and Ferrari's issues are a...
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