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<b>NO FERRARI 'NO.1': </b> Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari are still euphoric after winning the 2015 Malaysia F1 GP, the team's first win since 2013. <em> Image: AP / Vincent Thian </em>
<b>NO FERRARI 'NO.1': </b> Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari are still euphoric after winning the 2015 Malaysia F1 GP, the team's first win since 2013. <em> Image: AP / Vincent Thian </em>

Maurizio Arrivabene has ruled out boosting Ferrari's title hopes with the help of 'team orders'.

After three races, Sebastian Vettel is not only splitting the two Mercedes drivers in the championship but scored more than double the points of his team mate Kimi Raikkonen.

It has raised suggestions that, if Vettel is going to have any chance of taking on Mercedes with an inferior car, Ferrari will have to adopt its former approach of designating clear 'number 1' and 'number 2' driver roles.

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