Ferrari suffered from an abysmal 2020 Formula 1 season which saw the Scuderia fail to score a victory for the first time since 2016, and even then 11 podium finishes that year saw the team finish third in the Constructors' Championship. But the team dropped to sixth in the standings last year, with just three podium places between Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel. It resulted in Ferrari's lowest Constructors' Championship position since the 1980 season. Team principal Mattia Binotto knows the recovery won't be immediate, but says the team must be aiming to finish third behind Mercedes and Red Bull as a 'minimum objective'. 'I'm pretty sure that this year will make us stronger for the...
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