Charles Leclerc will 'never' be satisfied with second place, a trait team boss Mattia Binotto feels he shares with Ferrari legend Michael Schumacher. With Sebastian Vettel off to Aston Martin having failed to win a World title in his six seasons with Ferrari, the Scuderia hopes for a first Drivers' Championship since 2007 now rest with Leclerc and his new team-mate Carlos Sainz. But while Sainz has signed a two-year deal to race for Ferrari, the Italian stable has already signalled Leclerc as their man for the future and last year handed the Monégasque driver a five-year contract. Ferrari are hoping Leclerc can be the one to drive the team forward, perhaps even stringing together a...
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