Charles Leclerc's spectacular Italian Grand Prix victory gave him a chance to redeem himself at Ferrari, with Mattia Binotto forgiving him over Saturday's qualifying malaise. Sebastian Vettel was less than impressed when he missed out on a proper flying lap at the end of Q3 in Monza. Article continues under video The German had towed Leclerc into provisional pole on the initial runs, but the Monegasque did not return the favour amid chaotic scenes which saw all but one remaining driver – Carlos Sainz – fail to reach the start line before the chequered flag dropped. While Vettel bit his tongue, Lewis Hamilton, who qualified second, was clear in his suggestion that Leclerc might have...
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