Ferrari have the fastest car on the grid since they won three out of three races since after the summer break last month and should have secured one-two at the Russian Grand Prix on Sunday. But, for well-documented reasons, they departed Sochi with one third-place and a DNF, while blatantly revealing that there is a serious problem with their current driver hierarchy. According to most Italian scribes, Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel are at war, a power struggle between the mercurial 21-year-old young gun and the stubborn old guard ten years his senior is underway at Maranello. Unfortunately, the top step of the podium is made for one driver. now that they finally have a regular...
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