Mattia Binotto has denied that Sebastian Vettel got preferential treatment that resulted in Charles Leclerc being stranded near the back of the Monaco grid. 'No, not at all,' said the Ferrari boss when asked if it was a move to favour Vettel. 'We have got two full teams, one per driver, so we didn't compromise at all.' The question followed Ferrari's seemingly inexplicable decision to not send the young Monaco local out for a second run in the initial Q1 session. Leclerc was openly furious, revealing to the media that he asked Ferrari if the strategy was right not once but twice. 'We replied ‘No, we have the data' and believed it would be good enough and it wasn't,' said Binotto. He...
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