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Arrivabene: Second best not enough we have to aim higher
In preseason testing Ferrari showed signs of a revival with their new SF15-T and at the season opening Australian Grand Prix it came to pass that the Reds had made a significant step forward in the Formula 1 pecking order, but team chief Maurizio Arrivabene says second best is not enough for the Maranello outfit. Arrivabene said, 'I’m only half happy today, because the real joy comes when you win. I am happy about the podium and for Seb, but above all I am pleased for the team, because this is a good starting point, although it’s definitely not the end of the road.' Sebastian Vettel finished third, which was the team's first podium since Hungary last year, while Kimi Raikkonen also...
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