Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto became the laughing stock of the Formula 1 paddock after he denied wrongdoing by his team, on a weekend Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz might have scored a one-two in Hungary last month. Because of the obvious fumbles, not only in Hungary when victory went begging but also in other races, means Leclerc trails Max Verstappen by 80-points after 13 rounds of the 2022 F1 World Championship; the Ferrari driver led by 27 after the first four races. In the wake of going bonkers in Budapest, it was easy to ask and many did: Are Ferrari strategists and pitwall gifting the 2022 F1 titles to Max and Red Bull? Not so if you asked Binotto who rather blamed the car, the...
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