Ferrari and Red Bull have been in a league of their so far this season, sharing wins. But Scuderia boss Mattia Binotto says that winning the championship isn't his team's primary objective this year. Red Bull leads the Italian outfit by 36 points in the Constructors' standings, having achieved five wins in seven races. But Ferrari's track record versus its arch-rival could have been better had Charles Leclerc not been sidelined by an engine issue while comfortably leading the Spanish Grand Prix or not had his home race in Monaco undermined by his team's ill-timed strategy calls. However, the same argument could be applied to Red Bull, with championship leader Max Verstappen suffering a...
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