Charles Leclerc crashed into Sebastian Vettel on the opening lap of the Styrian Grand Prix but that's 'not the point' said Mattia Binotto. Round two of the 2020 championship did not go according to plan for Ferrari. The Scuderia took to the Red Bull Ring for the Friday practices with several upgrades, including a new floor and new rear wing, bolted onto its SF1000s. That did little to improve the team's pace with Leclerc down in ninth and Vettel P16. Saturday's qualifying was another disappointing one for Ferrari as Vettel finished tenth while Leclerc dropped out in Q2, only fast enough for 11th place. That became 14th on the grid due to a penalty for impeding another driver, Daniil Kvyat,...
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