While the Formula 1 world watched, Ferrari instructed Charles Leclerc to hold station and not overtake Sebastian Vettel late on in the Australian Grand Prix, their new driver obliged and the pair crossed the line fourth and fifth respectively. Apart from a below-par start to their season, the Reds were also forced to reign in their young charge as their number one driver struggled to find pace out of the SF90 package on the day. Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto, who insisted before the season started that his drivers were allowed to race one another, has hailed Leclerc's work in Melbourne despite the highly rated 21-year-olds somewhat underwhelming weekend Down Under. In the aftermath of the...
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