Ferrari cannot expect the level of competitiveness it enjoyed in Austria to be repeated at each event through the rest of 2019, according to team boss Mattia Binotto. Charles Leclerc claimed pole position, setting two laps quick enough for top spot in Q3, and led the majority of the race until he was overhauled during the closing stages by Max Verstappen. Ferrari’s improved performance came off the back of a challenging weekend in France, in which it was comprehensively beaten by Mercedes. Binotto, though, has warned that there is no guarantee of the SF90’s pace at the Red Bull Ring being replicated at future grands prix. “I think certainly the track characteristic is the...
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