Could Ferrari return from the summer break without Mattia Binotto at the helm? F1
Binotto has defended himself and his strategists, after all they get it right more often than not.
“We recently had the right strategy in France, in Austria too, so most of the time we’re right,” he said. “Sometimes we make mistakes, but others make them too, they just don’t look too closely.”“feels like there is always something going wrong”And wrong is seemingly what happened in Hungary after another questionable strategy call cost the driver a possible win.
Leclerc was leading the race when Ferrari called him into the pits. Although he wanted to stay out longer on the medium tyres and then make a late swap to the softs, Ferrari told him to come in and put him on the hard tyres.“It was obviously a tough weekend,” Schumacher said. “Wrong decision on Friday because you used up the tyres you would have needed in the race. That was bitter for Ferrari.
“The last stop by Leclerc was incomprehensible to me. You have two more there too places given away.”Max Verstappen claimed the win, his eighth of this season, to race out to an 80-point lead over Leclerc in the Drivers’ Championship. Red Bull are 97 points ahead of Ferrari in the Constructors’.
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