Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says he is “relieved” to see the progress his side has been able to make at the start of the 2021 Formula 1 season. The Italian outfit is looking to bounce back from its worst season in four decades, having slumped to sixth place in the constructors’ championship during a woefully uncompetitive 2020 campaign. But Ferrari started the new season on a positive note with a double points finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix, as Charles Leclerc took sixth ahead of new teammate Carlos Sainz in eighth. “I feel relieved, certainly, because we may work in a better position and that’s healthy for the team,” said Binotto. “It’s important that the team...
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