Ferrari's affairs went from bad to worse on Saturday in Monaco, and Sebastian Vettel has urged the Scuderia as a whole to "dig deeper" to turn around its fortunes. Vettel himself was at the origin of the team's first mishap of the day when he crashed in FP3, leaving his team to frantically repair and set up his SF90 in time for qualifying. The German was well down the order in the closing stages of Q1 but a flyer sent him to the top of the time-sheet. While that was good news for Vettel, it spelled disaster for team mate Leclerc as his effort kicked the Monegasque out of the top 15, although the main cause for the Monegasque's demise was Ferrari's incomprehensible decision not to...
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