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ESPN.com · May 13, 2018

Maurizio Arrivabene: Calm analysis needed after Ferrari's disappointing weekend

BARCELONA, Spain -- Team principal Maurizio Arrivabene has called for a calm and accurate analysis of Ferrari's poor performance in Spain after admitting "nothing went right" over the weekend.

Ferrari was the team to beat at the past three rounds, but in Spain suffered an engine failure on Friday, qualified behind Mercedes on Saturday and came away from Sunday with just 12 points.

In the race, Kimi Raikkonen retired with the second of two power unit problems over the weekend and Sebastian Vettel was beaten to the podium by Max Verstappen's Red Bull after excessive tyre wear forced him to make a second pit stop.

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