Formula One's oldest and most successful team had their worst home race since 2005 at the 2014 Italian Grand Prix. But while Ferrari were toiling, Mercedes returned to the top step of the podium, ending Daniel Ricciardo and Red Bull's winning streak. The two Williams drivers finished third and fourth to secure a valuable 27 points. They now sit third in the constructors' championship, while Valtteri Bottas is up to fourth in the drivers' standings. McLaren showed some promise, Caterham defeated Marussia and Toro Rosso's true pace was masked by reliability issues. And poor old Sauber made it 13 races without a point. Looking at reliability, qualifying and race pace, here's how the teams currently rank. Positions are relative to those in the ...

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Formula One's oldest and most successful team had their worst home race since 2005 at the 2014 Italian Grand Prix. But while Ferrari were toiling, Mercedes returned to the top step of the podium, ending Daniel Ricciardo and Red Bull's winning streak. The two Williams drivers finished third and fourth to secure a valuable 27 points. They now sit third in the constructors' championship, while Valtteri Bottas is up to fourth in the drivers' standings. McLaren showed some promise, Caterham defeated Marussia and Toro Rosso's true pace was masked by reliability issues. And poor old Sauber made it 13 races without a point. Looking at reliability, qualifying and race pace, here's how the teams currently rank. Positions are relative to those in the ...

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