Any plan by Ferrari to have Carlos Sainz serve as wingman to Charles Leclerc is sure to be scrapped because neither the Spaniard nor his legendary father will allow that to happen – a fact that became even more apparent after the 2020 Formula 1 season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. Throughout their illustrious history, Ferrari have seldom sat comfortably with two number one drivers. Their greatest era came when Michael Schumacher was their prime driver and the likes of Eddie Irvine and Rubens Barrichello were in support. The same applied to Felipe Massa who played second fiddle to Kimi Raikkonen at first and then to Fernando Alonso. But Sainz is not at Maranello to fulfil a similar...
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