The Ferrari duo of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are hesitant to target a win at the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix, countering team principal Mattia Binotto's joke of dominating the race. The Hungaroring’s slight similarities to Monaco – where Leclerc qualified on pole position and both Ferrari drivers showed threatening pace for potential victory – led to Binotto being asked if a win was a target for the final race before the mid-season break. After Leclerc came so close to holding onto the lead at Silverstone, Binotto jokingly replied “Not the win, the 1-2!” However, Leclerc believes expectations need to be kept in check. “Yeah, I mean it’s good to be optimists...
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