Ferrari, the most successful team in Formula 1 history, is off to a terrible start this season. Through the first four races, they have failed to put one of their drivers on the podium. Carlos Sainz Jr. finished fourth in Bahrain, and sixth in Jeddah. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc's engine gave out in Bahrain, and he was knocked out on the opening lap in Melbourne. He only has a seventh-place finish in Jeddah. Ferrari sits fourth in the constructor standings, already almost 100 points behind Red Bull. They haven't won the constructor title since 2008 and haven't had one of their drivers win the world title since 2007. However, Emerson Fittipaldi, a former F1 champion, has no major concerns for the Scuderia under Frederic Vasseur's stewardship. He believes that with all the potential behind Vasseur at Team Ferrari, they will put their act together soon. Ferrari's dilemma will come under the spotlight in Autosport magazine this week, where they explore how far Ferrari can take the concept and if the team might decide to change direction.