Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto and his star driver Sebastian Vettel have admitted that the updates they have bolted to the SF90 for the French Grand Prix weekend have not delivered on expectations. The Italian team enter qualifying on the back foot, nearly half a second shy of the pace set by rivals Mercedes in the final free practice session this morning. Of the latest ‘trick bits' trialled in France, Vettel told reporters at Circuit Paul Ricard, “Not so good, to be honest. It didn’t bring what we were expecting so we will see what we can find overnight to try and be better on Saturday.” Binotto explained, “Not perfect. We brought here some parts which were important...
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