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ESPN.com · Apr 15, 2019

Ferrari has a bigger problem than team orders after the Chinese Grand Prix

SHANGHAI, China -- Two third-place trophies. After the team's most promising preseason in over a decade, that's all Ferrari has to show from the first three races of 2019. Meanwhile, Mercedes has become the first team since Williams in 1992 to start a season with three one-two victories.

Sebastian Vettel has criticised the media for what he feels has been unfair coverage of Ferrari's implementation of team orders so far in 2019.

Another race, another head-scratching performance from Ferrari. A look at how Ferrari bungled another Formula One race and whether it is fair to assume the team is capable of beating Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes to the title in 2019.

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