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'Unfair' to question Honda speed - Binotto

Nov.18 Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has refused to echo Sebastian Vettel's words about the surprising performance of Honda's 2019 engine in Brazil. After rivals earlier questioned the legality of Ferrari's power unit, Vettel said cheekily in Brazil that it is actually Honda's engine that is "suspicious". And although Pierre Gasly's second place finish in the race only followed the late-race crash chaos, the Frenchman and Max Verstappen - the race winner - scored Honda's first 1-2 finish for decades. But Ferrari boss Binotto was not pointing any fingers at Red Bull's Japanese supplier. "I am not able to explain what they are doing, I only know how we work," he told the...
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