Ferrari have arrested their woeful lack of form in the last two rounds in Silverstone and Austria – at least partially. Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc have, between them, claimed each of the last two races for the Scuderia, but they have – as is typical – done things the hard way. An almost inexplicable strategic decision from the team under a late Safety Car cost Leclerc the win at the British Grand Prix, before Sainz claimed his maiden win at the 150th attempt. Things were hardly plain sailing in Spielberg either; both Ferraris had a pace advantage over Red Bull’s Max Verstappen heading into the sprint race, but they spent the first part of the 23-lap dash fighting each...
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