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Why Ferrari's F1 engine upgrade couldn't save its Austrian GP
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Why Ferrari's F1 engine upgrade couldn't save its Austrian GP
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Having risen to full steam at Barcelona, the Ferrari F1 title hype train risks derailment already after Austria, with a disappointing debut race for its much-anticipated upgraded engine.
Qualifying at the Red Bull Ring promised so much, with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton getting in between the Mercedes duo, potentially setting up a Barcelona rematch - only for Sunday to prove to be nothing like that.
Both drivers were baffled at the day-to-day downturn, which we've examined in more depth as Ferrari suffered what Hamilton called a "reality check".
00:00 Hype train derailed
01:57 A big power issue
05:02 Another weakness exposed
06:48 Reality check
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