Ferrari must react quickly to regroup after the collision between Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel early in Sunday's Styrian Grand Prix, according to team principal Mattia Binotto. Ferrari fast-tracked part of an upgrade package that was originally scheduled to appear at the Hungarian Grand Prix, allowing the team the opportunity to perform a back-to-back comparison on the same Red Bull Ring circuit. However that came to naught when Leclerc crashed into teammate Vettel on the opening lap and took both cars out of the race, and while the Monegasque took full responsibility and apologized, Binotto says he does not want open accusations, only a reaction. “It’s not only a shame, it’s...
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