Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has dismissed regrets over the poor start his Italian team made to the 2019 Formula 1 world championship and wants to take the positives out of it. Despite being tipped as pre-season favourites, Ferrari struggled to replicate its impressive testing pace over the opening half of the season as it failed to win a race until Charles Leclerc’s breakthrough victory at the Belgium Grand Prix. Since then Ferrari has claimed four consecutive pole positions plus three race wins, including an impressive 1-2 in Singapore, as it cements its standing as closest contender to Mercedes. But having been predicted to challenge for the world titles this season,...
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