Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto insists there is no need for changes at the Scuderia during F1's summer break despite the Italian outfit's recent missteps. Last weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix highlighted once again Ferrari's weakness in devising a race winning strategy. Charles Leclerc was convincingly leading the field halfway through the event at the Hungaroring when a switch to the hard compound tyre destroyed his race and left the Monegasque a miserable sixth at the finish. While Leclerc was at a loss to understand Ferrari's decision to put him on the hards, Binotto defended the team's call, insisting that the Scuderia's defeat in Hungary was rooted in its underperforming car. Read...
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