Ferrari will bring “small evolutions” to its SF90 for this weekend’s Formula 1 French Grand Prix, according to boss Mattia Binotto, but has warned against raising expectations. Ferrari dominated in Bahrain, showed strong pace in Azerbaijan, while it crossed the line first in Canada but did not win owing to Sebastian Vettel’s time penalty. But elsewhere it has trailed Mercedes, often substantially so, with its SF90 potent in full-throttle sections but lagging behind through slow- and medium-speed corners. Ferrari introduced aero updated in Spain, along with its Spec 2 power unit, with Binotto keen to stress post-race in Canada that its stronger display was likely to...
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