Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has revealed that Charles Leclerc was told not long after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix that he would be taking a penalty in Canada last weekend. For the second time in three races, Leclerc lost a win because of a reliability failure and, sandwiched in between Barcelona and Baku was Monaco, where a series of strategic errors by Ferrari saw him go from pole to fourth. The Monegasque needed an entirely new power unit fitted for Montreal, which incurred a penalty that would see him start on the last row regardless of where he qualified. READ: Ferrari boss questions legality of FIA rule change after Hamilton’s porpoising concerns Yuki Tsunoda took the same...
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