Any hopes the Ferrari drivers had of improving on their disappointing qualifying performance were dashed as soon as the third corner on the opening lap of Sunday's Styrian Grand Prix. A slow start for Sebastian Vettel saw the German drift into the clutches of a cluster of cars as the field barreled up into the uphill Turn 3 hairpin. Vettel veered normally into the corner but an optimistic lunge from Charles Leclerc up the inside of his teammate ended with the Monegasque hitting and bouncing off Vettel, destroying the German driver's rear wing. Binotto: Performance 'not good enough for a team named Ferrari Vettel pitted only to retire while Leclerc boxed for a new front wing but was later...
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