Tuesday, 22nd July 2008

Ferrari has promised a thorough review of its performance in the German Grand Prix, after McLaren's Lewis Hamilton took another comfortable win.

"For sure, the window of set-up can be wider if you go to the direction that is not taking the car where you want," Domenicali said, "Generally speaking, the difference is not so big but that shows that the car is very sensitive if you don't do the thing properly."

Despite his poor result, however, Domenicali refused to suggest that Raikkonen was fading from title contention, despite the Finn slipping seven points behind Hamilton heading to Hungary.

"You have to look at the points, but the thing I don't want to do - now or ever - is to make a risky conclusion of the driver situation," the team boss insisted, "As we said in Silverstone for Felipe, after that race, I didn't want to say something and [then go] in the other direction with Kimi.

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"For sure, he is the first one not to be happy about the situation, but I'm pretty sure that he's very keen to react straight away in Hungary. As we all are."

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