Aug.14 Sebastian Vettel has defended his Ferrari team boss. At the end of last year, presumably because of another failed world championship bid, former Ferrari chief Maurizio Arrivabene was ousted. He was replaced by then technical boss Mattia Binotto, whose much more open and relaxed style has been hailed by the press. But on track, Ferrari is continuing to falter, and is now at risk of being beaten not just by Mercedes but also by a resurgent Red Bull-Honda. So when asked to assess whether Binotto is a better bet than Arrivabene, Vettel said: "I don't think it's fair to compare the two of them. "Every year and every situation is different," the German, who Binotto says...
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