Famous Italian marque Ferrari, hindered by numerous team and driver mistakes on Sunday afternoon, struggled at the Principality despite locking out the front row of the grid in qualifying. "Ferrari remains strong enough but Maranello may take the liberty of no more errors," Corriere dello Sport, another Italian sports newspaper, surmised. Tuttosport, a Turin based sports newspaper, characterised the Prancing Horse's Monte Carlo outing as a "half-disaster", and La Stampa said the race had been a "blackout" amid the common perception that the F2008 is still the quickest car in the field. "After seven years Ferrari had hoped for victory in the Principality but must again accept humiliation. "McLaren fully deserves this victory," Tuttosport concluded.
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