Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto conceded that Charles Leclerc would have every right to be slightly upset after the Monegasque driver was told to move aside for his team-mate Sebastian Vettel at the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday. Mercedes completely dominated the race in Shanghai, with Lewis Hamilton topping the Silver Arrows' third successive one-two finish of 2019. Ferrari would have been praying Vettel's car could have matched the Mercedes' pace in the opening stages - but it was a considerable difference in speed between the top two teams. Leclerc overtook Vettel at the start of the race, but Ferrari ordered the 21-year-old to move aside for the four-time world champion. "If Charles is...
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