Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto says the team’s display in Mexico underlines the improvements it has made since Formula 1’s summer break. Ferrari locked out the front row of the grid – courtesy of its sixth successive pole position – and while it missed out on victory, Sebastian Vettel finished within two seconds of Lewis Hamilton. Binotto pointed to Ferrari’s performance level as justification for its improvement since the summer break, which it entered off the back of a subdued display in Hungary, where it finished a minute down on Hamilton. “I think now we can’t be happy for the result of [the race], but I think overall as a team we should be happy...
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