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SILVERSTONE, Great Britain -- Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari is still lacking in a number of areas compared to Mercedes, including high-speed corners and its engine power boost in qualifying.Ferrari hoped to challenge for the title this season, but after nine races it has yet to win a race and Vettel is already 57 points off championship leader Nico Rosberg. Vettel says there are several areas where the SF16-H is off the pace of Mercedes W07, but went on to highlight fast corners and qualifying engine power as two key areas.I think we are not yet in a position where we rock up and we can say with confidence were going to win. So were not the favourites yet. Still a lot of work ahead. I think its equally spread, to be honest. I dont think theres one particular type of corner that doesnt suit us.Looking at the comparisons and everything we see compared to Mercedes - who are the reference - but also other cars, I dont think there is anything that stands out. I think we need a little bit more everywhere. I think slow speed corners overall are quite a strong point for us. Not all of them at every track but most of them.Then I think in medium and high speed were lacking a bit. Top speed, talking about power we know we have made massive improvements but we also know that especially in qualifying Mercedes has the ability to turn it up so if all of a sudden they have 25 or 30hp more its something that you see and something that you feel.Of course you dont necessarily see it in the sectors because every sector has straight lines, but its something you see and something you feel. Its something were still missing. Were not yet where we want to be but were on the right track with plenty of work ahead of us.But Vettel said Ferraris progress should not be underestimated.When I arrived here was to be part of the Ferrari team that gets back to the top and nothing has changed. 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LOUIS -- Monday night turned into another missed opportunity for the St. Louis Cardinals, and it could have been so much worse.St. Louis entered the ninth inning on the verge of being the first no-hit victims in Busch Stadium IIIs 11-year history, but Jeremy Hazelbakers leadoff homer on an 0-2 pitch from Chicago Cubs right-hander Kyle Hendricks saved it from that distinction, if not the indignity of a 4-1 loss.Whats more, the New York Mets 8-1 loss in Washington kept the Cardinals (75-68) a half-game out of the National Leagues second wild-card spot. Theyll hope for similar help Tuesday night as well as a better result in game two of their series with the Cubs.Manager Mike Matheny, perhaps looking for any positive from an offense thats scored in just four of their last 34 innings, pointed to the last three outs of Monday nights defeat as a good sign.Its always good to score and then get another guy on base, he said. You try to make something happen and put a little pressure on them. We didnt care how it happened; we wanted to get something going.Time is running out to get something going for St. Louis, especially at home, where it fell to 32-40 and must win its last nine games to avoid its first sub-.500 season since Busch III opened in 2006.It wont help that itll have to face Jason Hammel (14-8, 3.50), who already owns two wins against it this year, a 2-1 decision on April 19 and a 12-3 verdict on May 24 in which he worked six shutout innings despite not having his best stuff.But the recent versioon of Hammel is one they might be able to hit.dddddddddddd Hes coming off a dreary 12-5 defeat Sept. 6 in Milwaukee, where he allowed 13 hits and nine runs, eight earned, in 5 2/3 innings.However, Cardinals starter Jaime Garcia hasnt been much better. Garcia (10-12, 4.58) has been pummeled in four of his last five starts, including a 12-6 loss Thursday night to the Brewers at home.Garcia was lit up for eight hits and five runs in 3 2/3 innings, walking one and whiffing three, as he suffered his fourth straight loss.Whats more, St. Louis might have another injury concern to deal with as first baseman Matt Carpenter departed Monday nights game after seven innings with back tightness. His status for Tuesday night isnt known.What is known is that Chicago would love to clinch on its archrivals turf. The proof of that might have come in the sixth inning Monday night, when right fielder Jason Heyward enraged the fans who cheered for him last year by falling into the seats to snatch Hazelbakers foul fly.It also highlighted one of the big differences in the teams. While the Cardinals have been one of the games shakiest teams defensively, the Cubs sport plus defenders and good athletes at almost every spot on the field.Heyward jumping into the seats, Addy (shortstop Addison Russell) in the hole, JB (second baseman Javier Baez) all over the place, manager Joe Maddon said. All of that. ' ' '