Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotti buried his head in the sand after the 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix, claiming that a slow F1-75 is what cost them rather than a poor strategy by the team. Binotto was defiant after the race when faced with questions regarding Ferrari's strategy, an area the team have been embarrassingly bad, Instead he took to the team's F1-75, rapid all season, but so much around the Hungaroring according to the Swiss-born Italian. Ferrari reacted to Red Bull's undercut attempt mid race, and put Charles Leclerc on Hard tyres after a shorter-than-expected stint in the Mediums, a decision that had the Monegasque baffled. Quizzed about the use of the Hards, Binotto said: 'I think...
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