Reports in Italy suggest that Ferrari's engineers are not too impressed by the early indications from their 2020 challenger. 2019 truly was an up and down season for the Scuderia – after finishing testing with what appeared to be the best car on the grid, that pace would vanish as Mercedes dominated the opening eight races of the season. It wasn't until after the summer break when Ferrari finally managed to extract some true performance from the SF90, claiming wins at Spa, Monza and Singapore's Marina Bay Circuit, but allegations of cheating in the engine department and several blunders from both team and driver meant Mercedes were never really challenged. Ferrari hope to mount a...
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