Ferrari have unveiled the car they hope will end a decade-long Formula 1 title drought in 2019. Ferrari lost out to Mercedes in 2018 despite having a faster car at least as many times as their rivals, after a series of errors by Sebastian Vettel and the team. New team principal Mattia Binotto said the new car was "a development of last year's, not a revolution". He added the team had tried to "raise the bar and reach another level". Vettel is joined in the team by Charles Leclerc, in his second F1 season. More to follow
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