Scuderia boss Mattia Binotto acknowledged that his outfit's current performance level is unworthy of a team "by the name of Ferrari". For the second consecutive weekend, the Italian outfit failed to put both its cars into the top-ten in qualifying, with Charles Leclerc left stranded in P11 at the end of Q2, the same result that befell Sebastian Vettel a week ago in the Austrian Grand Prix. Yet Ferrari had hopes of improving the speed of its SF1000 after fast-tracking part of an aero package initially scheduled to appear in Hungary next week. Berger questions Binotto all-encompassing management role But the updates have led to more questions than answers for the House of...
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