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#2 Strategy costs Ferrari again
From an almost impossible prediction of Robert Kubica grabbing points, we go to something which seems almost a certainty in recent times.
Ferrari have built quite a reputation for themselves in this era as being a bona fides bottle factory. Too many a time, Ferrari have found a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, whether it be through mechanical failures, driver errors or more often than not, bungling strategy calls.
Just last time out in Monaco we saw Charles Leclerc out in Q1 due to Ferrari's illogical decision to not let him have another run when he was very close to the elimination zone.
That is just one call of many that has seen Ferrari blow so many points away in the dust. Therefore it seems almost a certainty that this weekend Ferrari will find another way to befuddle us all and cost themselves some points.
Maybe they call someone into the pits too early, or leave either Vettel or Leclerc out on worn tires for far too long. Either way, if there's one team to hold a press conference in Monaco on racing strategy and then mess up strategy in two consecutive races, it's 2019 Ferrari.
