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Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo travelled to Bahrain this weekend to witness the Italian car manufacturer's Formula 1 team. According to the Italian there are a number of reasons why Ferrari has had such a poor start of the season and one of them being the badly written rules.
Scuderia Toro Rosso will fit the team's STR4 with a brand-new difuser for next week's Spanish Grand Prix. As the Formula 1 teams are extremely close in the midfield the Italians hope to move up the field with the new diffuser.
McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton has admitted that he considered quitting Formula 1 after the scandal in which he was found guilty of lying to the race stewards at the Australian Grand Prix. The reigning world champion in Formula One was not sure if he wanted to stay involved with the sport.
Lewis Hamilton says there will be no quick fix for his McLaren team's problems despite an improved showing in Bahrain.
Bahrain GP in Words, Stats and Pictures
It might seem hard to believe, but Ferrari, which in the previous 10 seasons has won 8 constructors' titles, was delighted to leave Bahrain with 3 points.
Bahrain GP: Post Race press conference
World championship leader Jenson Button expects his rivals to respond to his early-season dominance and set up an "exciting" race for the title.
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo blames "badly written rules" and his team's "presumptuous approach" for their struggles this year.
The BMW team's disastrous end to the second pair of 'flyaway' races in 2009 resulted in eighteenth and nineteenth places at the Bahrain Grand Prix. After sharing the seventh row at the start, both cars were involved in first corner skirmishes which resulted on one of the team's worst races since taking over Sauber for 2006.
Fernando Alonso was the unfortunate victim of dehydration when stepping out of his Renault at the end of the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Spaniard, who started seventh, eventually scored a point despite having no drinking water available for the duration of the race.
Ferrari looks back at the Bahrain GP
