Billed as ‘a dinner to permanently cancel the post-race tension' by Gazzetta dello Sport, Mattia Binotto and Charles Leclerc sat down to clear the air in Monaco on Tuesday evening. It is fair to say that all is not well within Ferrari these days. Leclerc was irate with his team's strategy calls in Sunday's British Grand Prix, first losing a 'lot of time' behind Carlos Sainz in the opening stint and then denied the chance to fight for the win by the team's call not to pit him under a late Safety Car. Leclerc went from first to fourth, the second time this season that he has had a likely win taken away by poor decision-making, the first being at his home race in Monaco. The driver made...
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