Fans Annihilate Scuderia Ferrari on Twitter Following Free Practice Flop

The struggle is real for Ferrari. With each passing day, they are drowning more and more in their own miseries. After a terrible practice session on Friday in Spa Francorchamps, it was believed they’d reverse their fortunes in the final practice session. However, Saturday was even worse for them. Charles Leclerc who stood 15th in the previous practice session dropped two places and finds himself on 17th. Sebastian Vettel, who finished FP2 in the 17th, dropped down to the 20th position.

An unbelievable performance from Ferrari and it seems that they have no way out of it. With the qualifiers scheduled later today, hopes are melting faster than Belgium chocolates. Team Principal Mattia Binotto stated after Friday’s practice that the team was struggling to use the tires in the correct operating window.

It is unbearable for Ferrari fans across the globe. The horrific performance has brought forth utter humiliation to the most decorated team in Formula 1. Tweets are constantly buzzing regarding Ferrari biting the dust.

Some hit the peddle of sarcasm graciously. It was so perfect even Sebastian Vettel would be envious!

The complete turn around is prominent here. While last year Ferrari rampage led them from the front, this year they are spectating the tail lights of others.

Ferrari’s streak of horrors continued and it has been pathetic for Ferrari fans. Tough to be one these days!

Ben Hunt reminds us of a tricky situation ahead. The Tuscan Grand Prix is supposed to be Ferrari’s 1000th race and is owned by the Ferrari group. However, considering the recent horrific form of Ferrari, it is to be seen how they fare on their own track.

Belgium is a lost cause for Ferrari

Ferrari’s final practice session has shattered all hopes and aspirations. They have an Everest to climb to finish in the top 10. Ferrari’s struggles aren’t an unexpected turn of events, its the extent which is causing a fair amount of noise.

Italy is supposed to hold three Grands Prix this year. Italy is the birthplace of Ferrari. The Tifosi won’t take too kindly if the Marnello outfit produces a string of mediocre results. Belgium seems to be a lost cause for the Prancing Stallions and the faster they concentrate on the next races the merrier it will be.

Fow now, Ferrari fans can only hope and pray ahead of qualifying.