Ferrari will not have any updates at this weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix as it prepares to heavily overhaul its 2020 Formula 1 car in time for the Hungarian round. Ferrari, runner-up to Mercedes for the past three years, had a subdued pre-season campaign in Barcelona in February, with team boss Mattia Binotto playing down its prospects. Binotto labelled Ferrari’s pre-season performance as “six out of 10” and ruled the team out of contention for victory in Australia, before the race was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Ferrari’s opponents are set to bring a substantial raft of updates to Spielberg – which will host two races on successive weekends – but the SF1000...
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