Ferrari team boss Mattio Binotto joked that he was relieved that the Belgian Grand Prix only lasted 44 laps, as Charles Leclerc held off a late challenge from Lewis Hamilton to seal his maiden victory. Leclerc had been allowed to move through into the lead by team-mate Sebastian Vettel midway through the race, but in the closing stages Hamilton found real pace and begun to eat into Leclerc's lead. Article continues under video Just a second split the drivers as they passed the chequered flag, as Ferrari picked up their first win of the campaign, and Leclerc's first in F1. Speaking to Sky Sports after the race, Binotto said: "Lewis Hamilton was having very fast lap times and it was...
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