Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has denied that Sebastian Vettel is now Ferrari's number two driver in the wake of the Belgian Grand Prix and ahead of this weekend's all-important Italian Grand Prix on home turf. His denial comes after the Italian media said Charles Leclerc's first win at Spa last Sunday marked a turning point in the Ferrari hierarchy. 'Vettel must clear the way for Leclerc,' declared La Repubblica newspaper. Corriere dello Sport added: 'After 13 grands prix, Ferrari has realised that Leclerc is the right man to take over Maranello's legacy.' And La Gazzetta dello Sport said: 'Charles waited for this day after so many unfortunate moments, but in Belgium he took over the...
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