Two wins. That's all Ferrari ever wanted from the 2015 Formula One season. Despite the introduction of new personnel, including four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel, a chassis designed by James Allison and a vastly improved power unit, the team—even after a promising start to pre-season testing—were willing to settle for just a couple of days in the sun. All the signs were pointing toward a fresh start and renewed hope in a more productive, cohesive and open atmosphere, yet here were Ferrari seemingly bracing themselves for the same old feelings of disappointment.  Just a decade after celebrating their sixth consecutive constructors' championship, the most successful outfit in F1 history were now dreaming of lucking i...

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Two wins. That's all Ferrari ever wanted from the 2015 Formula One season. Despite the introduction of new personnel, including four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel, a chassis designed by James Allison and a vastly improved power unit, the team—even after a promising start to pre-season testing—were willing to settle for just a couple of days in the sun. All the signs were pointing toward a fresh start and renewed hope in a more productive, cohesive and open atmosphere, yet here were Ferrari seemingly bracing themselves for the same old feelings of disappointment.  Just a decade after celebrating their sixth consecutive constructors' championship, the most successful outfit in F1 history were now dreaming of lucking i...

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