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Binotto says Ferrari concentrating on improving reliability

Scuderia Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has revealed that they will focus on their recent reliability problems this weekend at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Last time out in Germany, both Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc experienced difficulties in qualifying, leaving the pair 20th and 10th respectively on the grid for the race, when their pace suggested they could challenge for pole. Read more Red Bull need points from both its drivers to catch Ferrari, says Christian Horner It's the latest in a long line of reliability issues for the Italian team, with Vettel also affected by a similar problem in qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix, denying the German a chance to set a lap in Q3. In...
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