Ferrari's "mysterious" fuel smells like grapefruit juice
Ferrari surprised the rivals with their form, so they are frantically looking for explanations as to where the Maranello team got such an advantage. But Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has revealed that Ferrari’s new fuel smells like grapefruit juice. Horner is confident ahead of the race for the Chinese Grand Prix that the two red race cars will easily outperform the competition, as the Shanghai track boasts the second longest plane among the racetracks of this season. Ferrari, on the other hand, is said to be strong right on the planes, where rivals at Mercedes estimate losing about half a second per lap. Shell, which supplies Ferrari with lubricants and fuel, appears to have found a way to draw even more power from Ferrari's powertrain, and Red Bull's designer commented for Germany's Auto Motor und Sport only that he thought "the FIA has shut down all lu.