Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has backed Charles Leclerc to use the disappointment of missing out on his maiden F1 race win in Austria as motivation to inspire greater successes. For the second time in 2019, Leclerc failed to win from pole position at the end of a weekend in which he had clearly been quickest. Article continues under video Earlier this year, in Bahrain, a mechanical issue cost him, while on this occasion he was unable to hold off a charge from Max Verstappen, who won after dropping back to P8 on the opening lap. However, the team boss of the Scuderia says his young driver has kept his chin up and is raring to go again. "There is no difficulty to encourage...
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