Mattia Binotto is refusing to get carried away with Ferrari’s improvement despite Charles Leclerc having taken back-to-back pole positions. From the lows of 2020, when they finished a miserable sixth in the Constructors’ World Championship, the Scuderia have regained much of their lost pace this season. One pole position, in Monaco, was unexpected and a second, in Baku, even more so, although Leclerc had luck on his side each time as qualifying was ended by a crash when his rivals had a chance to leapfrog him. However, neither in his home race nor the Azerbaijan Grand Prix did the Monegasque driver turn pole into a podium, for he was unable to take the start in Monte Carlo due to a...
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