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Domenicali sure Ferrari will improve in 2021

F1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali is confident Ferrari will do better this season than in 2020. Last year was the Italian team's worst in a long time as they finished P6 in the Constructors' World Championship and never came close to winning a race, claiming only three podiums. With stable regulations and limited development on cars allowed, the pecking order is expected to remain largely the same in 2021. Nevertheless, Domenicali, who used to be Ferrari team principal, having seen the atmosphere in the garage is sure things will get better for his former team. 'Of course, from a difficult starting point you will do, for sure, better,' he said in an interview with the official F1...
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