Ferrari technical chief Pat Fry believes there would have been a vastly different outcome to the Malaysian Grand Prix had heavy rain not interrupted proceedings.
Ferrari's ongoing struggles with the F2012 was clear to see over the course of the weekend and while there was some improvement both Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa warned that the team were in for a difficult weekend in Sepang.
However, the weather gods appeared to be on their side with the Malaysian race stopped after just nine laps due to a heavy downpour. When the race got resumed 50 minutes later Alonso benefitted from the McLaren's both entering the pits but he was made to work hard to hold off the challenge of Sauber's Sergio Perez. Despite taking a surprise win Alonso admitted Ferrari still had a lot of work to do on the F2012 and Fry has backed up his driver by warning that the team will have to delivered major improvements to have any chance of fighting for the world championship.
"I think the pressure is on the team to try and get the car performing," said Fry."Here, if anything, we had to do the best we could to make the most of the situation. In these situations our car is quite reasonable. But if it had been a completely dry race it would have been a totally different story."
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