It was another calamity for Ferrari at last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix, which means another round of verbal punishment for the Scuderia by Italian media. Charles Leclerc, leading the race, was inexplicably called in for a set of Hards in Budapest after Max Verstappen had pitted for Mediums. In truth, Verstappen was barely on Ferrari’s radar at the time, so there did not appear to be any need for them to respond to the Dutchman’s second stop of the race. The Italian side will have to figure out whether the decision was a result of sheer panic by strategist Inaki Rueda, or whether he truly believed Verstappen was going to be a threat. READ: Valtteri Bottas replaces Charles Leclerc...
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