Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has advised against overreacting despite another nightmare race at last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc had been leading the way in Budapest after passing polesitter George Russell, and looked set to execute a two-stop having pitted for Mediums later than those around him. Max Verstappen had made his way up from 10th on the grid to fourth after he suffered power difficulties in qualifying, and he cleared Sir Lewis Hamilton in the pits after he was forced to start seventh due to DRS issues in qualifying. Verstappen stopped early for another set of Medium to go to the end of the race, but he did not appear to be a threat to...
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