Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says the Paul Ricard circuit doesn't suit the design of the Ferrari SF90. Sebastian Vettel was racing for the win in Canada until a five-second time penalty for an unsafe re-entry to the track following a mistake cost him the race to Lewis Hamilton. Having looked to have made serious progress at the Canadian Grand Prix on a circuit that played up Ferrari's strengths, particularly the straight-line speed performance, the Scuderia boss has downplayed expectations ahead of the French Grand Prix. Despite taking the fight to Mercedes at the previous round, Binotto says he doesn't expect the same level of performance from the car, explaining that the circuit...
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