Ferrari says it is working with supplier Brembo to understand the cause of the brake failure that put Sebastian Vettel out of the Italian GP. The German was forced to retire from Ferrari's home race when his SF1000 suffered brake failure early in the race. On lap 6 Vettel went crashing through the polystyrene boards at the first chicane when his brakes failed. Reporting that his 'brake line exploded', the four-time World Champ crawled back to the pits and parked his car. Speaking about the failure, Ferrari's Head of Strategy Inaki Rueda said that Vettel's car 'still had some braking effect given that the front brake system was still working. 'Obviously, it was not enough to continue and so...
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