Charles Leclerc was in a great position to win the Hungarian Grand Prix, but Ferrari placed him on the hard tyres when Max Verstappen pitted for the second time. Mattia Binotto blames the car performance rather than the decision to put Leclerc on the hards.  Article continues under ad Analyse required Formula 1 now enters a four-week summer break. For Ferrari, Binotto wants to analyse the decisions made but suggests whatever tyre used by the team wouldn't have made a difference.  "What happened will take a few hours and days to analyse. We didn't get the performance we expected. Soft, medium or hard, the performance of the car wasn't as expected. It was a lot cooler today than...
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