Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has no intention of offering a drive to Max Verstappen for 2020, insisting the Scuderia's current line-up will remain intact for next season. Before last weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, gossip in the paddock alluded to a performance clause in Verstappen's contract with Red Bull that could make the Dutchman a free agent at the end of the year. Verstappen's win in Spielberg will have perhaps gone a long way towards rendering such a hypothesis very improbable. Binotto: Rejecting return to 2018 tyres a 'missed opportunity' for F1 Still, Binotto was asked by Sky F1 if Ferrari had set its sights on bringing Verstappen to Maranello and replacing Sebastian Vettel....
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