Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto expects the squad to put in a more competitive showing in Bahrain, having undertaken “corrections” to its SF90. Ferrari set the pace during pre-season testing and was widely tipped to lead the way in Australia, but was unable to muster a challenge throughout the weekend. Sebastian Vettel qualified seven-tenths behind pole sitter Lewis Hamilton and managed only fourth in the race, almost a minute down on winner Valtteri Bottas, as new team-mate Charles Leclerc obeyed an instruction to retain fifth. Ferrari was unable to offer an explanation for its lack of pace in the immediate aftermath of the race, with Vettel revealing that the SF90 did...
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