Three problem areas Ferrari ‘need to fix’ to beat Verstappen

Ex-Ferrari driver Felipe Massa has outlined three problem areas the Italian F1 team must address if they are to beat Max Verstappen this year

Massa, who agonisingly missed out on the drivers’ crown tobut helped Ferrari win their last constructors’ title in 2008, has identified where the Scuderia need to strengthen if they are to stand any chance of overhauling Verstappen this year.

“He deserves to have the opportunity to fight for the championship as a driver. But I think they need to fix the problem. They need to improve the things that are not working – on the strategy but also on so many other things.

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