F1 | Ferrari, Binotto: "Leclerc is missing at least 40 points in the standings"

Mattia Binotto, Ferrari team principal, spoke about Maranello's top driver, Charles Leclerc. The Monegasque, author of two poles this year in Monte Carlo and Baku and very close to victory in the English GP, has eighty points in the world championship standings, three less than team mate Carlos Sainz.

Leclerc, however, pays for the missed start in the Monaco GP, in which the victory would have been at stake and the retirement in Budapest, where he was knocked out. from Lance Stroll at the start.

“Leclerc is doing well, he has very high potential, he has not yet achieved the maximum in relation to his characteristics - Binotto's words on the "predestined" - He certainly lacks points in the standings; it's difficult to make a precise count, but I think he's at least forty points short, twenty-five from the possible victory in Monte Carlo and I think eighteen from Budapest."