Noted for his English sense of humour, one can only think that the German was drawing on this in the aftermath of qualifying, having finished third, 0.866s off Valtteri Bottas' time. But for an issue which compromised Lewis Hamilton's Q3 runs the gap might have been even bigger, even so it is clear that the much-vaunted upgrades Ferrari has brought to Spain, including a new engine, haven't done the trick. With an eye on the fact that he will have Max Verstappen alongside him this afternoon, not to mention Charles Leclerc and the Haas duo behind, Vettel suggests that a daring approach to the race from Ferrari might reap rewards. 'We brought some new bits, a new engine, and everything seems...
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