Former Ferrari team boss Ross Brawn says the Scuderia do need a change of plan, but not a 'revolution' as their struggles continue. When Ferrari rocked up after the 2019 summer break and beat Mercedes to the line at Spa and Monza, courtesy of Charles Leclerc, it looked as though the Silver Arrows had finally met their match in the turbo-hybrid era. But once a technical directive relating to engine performance arrived later that season, Ferrari's form declined dramatically. The details of the FIA's private settlement that it struck with Ferrari remains closely guarded, and team principal Mattia Binotto has said it will stay that way because it relates to Ferrari's intellectual property....
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