Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says the SF1000 is aerodynamically 'fragile' due to a correlation problem. Coming into the Austrian Grand Prix weekend the team said they were '99% sure' that they would be struggling because their car was not producing the aero performance on the track that they had planned for in the data. After focusing on race pace during FP1 at the Red Bull Ring Sebastian Vettel clocked Ferrari's fastest time in FP2 with a 1:04.961, putting him P4, 0.65s behind Lewis Hamilton who topped the session for Mercedes. And Binotto said that due to the team focusing on increasing downforce ahead of this season, the SF1000 had been left lacking aerodynamically against the...
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