Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto does not believe that the team should have been fined 25,000 euros for impeding last weekend in Monaco. Carlos Sainz, according to the stewards, was given “grossly” incorrect information as to the whereabouts of other cars behind him during Friday practice, and he ended up receiving a reprimand for driving unnecessarily slowly too. As a result of that, Lance Stroll was held up by the Ferrari, who then gave the other Aston Martin of Sebastian Vettel a scare by driving slowly on the inside of Massenet later in the session. READ: Mercedes pinpoint why Hamilton couldn’t challenge Russell and Norris During the race, however, Sainz and team-mate...
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