Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has cautioned that the team cannot expect to emerge in contention when it introduces updates to its SF1000 in Hungary, following a lacklustre display in Austria. Ferrari had only the fifth-fastest car in qualifying as it struggled with its SF1000 and in race trim Charles Leclerc was a subdued sixth early on, before rising through the chaos to take second. Sebastian Vettel, meanwhile, mustered only 10th – ahead of just Nicholas Latifi – after a spin, having been eliminated in Q2. Ferrari is set to bring a raft of updates to the third event in Hungary but Binotto has warned that they will not fix all of the issues. Related Posts Hamilton: ‘I can't...
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