Italian motorsport maestros Ferrari want to get back to being "bellissimo" in Barcelona next month after two team errors saw their No. 1 driver Fernando Alonso fall behind in the race for the Formula One title. Alonso dropped to fourth in the drivers' championship -- and 30 points behind the leader, Red Bull's reigning champion Sebastian Vettel -- after his race in Bahrain was compromised by problems with his car's rear-wing overtaking aid. The Spaniard also crashed out of the Malaysian Grand Prix when the team failed to call him back to the pits to repair a damaged front wing that had slipped dangerously underneath his car.
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Ferrari aiming for perfection after errors in Malaysian and Bahrain grands prix
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Fernando Alonso has fallen to fourth in 2013 Formula One drivers' championship
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel leads from Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen
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Ferrari say mechanical fault to blame for Ferrari's rear-wing failure in Bahrain
The mistakes mean Ferrari -- who have not won the team title since 2008 -- are now third in the constructor standings behind @placeholder and Lotus.