Last weekend's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix was a nightmare for Ferrari, after Charles Leclerc retired from the race with a power unit-related failure, and the Monegasque is now facing a likely grid penalty in Saudi Arabia. After working so hard on repairing their engine's reliability issues from last season during the winter break, there was real confidence amongst the Scuderia that power unit failures were a thing of the past, only for one to occur at the first race of the season. It was somewhat deja vu for Ferrari, who became so used to engine failures last season, ending their title hopes. It had been reported that the Maranello-based team were entering 2023 with an extremely...
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