Amidst the talk of whether it was a penalty or not, the fact that Ferrari put up such a strong performance, both in qualifying and the race, has been largely overlooked. Coming off the back of Mattia Binotto's claim that the issues with the SF90 could not be resolved in the short-term, the Italian team's strong showing in Canada suggested that he might have been emulating Toto Wolff's preference for the position of underdog. Not so, for Binotto, while confirming that there were no significant upgrades in Canada, insists that the SF90's performance was basically a one-off and that the issues remain. 'It is very difficult to judge and forecast the performance but it is a circuit which is...
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