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Binotto: 'Reliability problems not solved in short term'

Ferrari had a rock-solid start to the season with two wins in the first three Grands Prix. The next four races however were prey for Red Bull Racing and we saw more and more problems with the Ferrari engine. Both at Ferrari itself and at customer teams Haas and Alfa Romeo. Concerns were expressed by Mattia Binotto who said that the problems could not be solved in the short term. Article continues under ad Reliability problems Ferrari Charles Leclerc crashed out in Spain with undisclosed engine problems and in Monaco three of the four Haas and Alfa Romeo cars had engine problems. In conversation with The Race Binotto explains that reliability is always a challenge when it comes to engines....
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