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Ferrari acknowledges own mistakes: 'That would have been the winning strategy'

After a series of bad luck, this edition of the Monaco Grand Prix was supposed to be the turning point for Charles Leclerc, but a strategic slip-up by his team meant it was not to be. Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto explains where it went wrong in Monte Carlo and what the team should have done better to turn the race to its advantage. The strategy chosen by Ferrari was clearly not the right one. The Italian stable reacted mainly to the choices of Red Bull Racing, which chose to bring in Sergio Perez first. After that moment, several wrong choices were made, Binotto explains at Corriere della Sera. Read more Hamilton on fellow drivers: 'That's why they can't quite understand' Strategic...
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