Ferrari left their neighbourhood track on Sunday night content with fifth place by Charles Leclerc at the 2020 Emiglia Romagna Grand Prix, with team boss Mattia Binotto citing positives from a weekend in which the sport's winningest team were thoroughly trounced. While Mercedes dominated the race with a comprehensive one-two, wrapping up their seventh consecutive constructors' world title with four race to spare, Ferrari are having to be content with mediocrity. In his team's post-race report, Binotto sounded upbeat, 'It’s clear to see that we are consolidating the progress we have made in recent races, especially in terms of race pace at a variety of tracks with very different...
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