Ferrari team boss Binotto: “We have to use the last three races”

“We have to use the last three races of this season to develop as a group and act in the strongest possible way to be better prepared for next year,” said the 49-year-old Italian before the US Grand Prix (Sunday, 20.10 p.m CET/RTL and Sky).

“We started the last six races from pole position, but only won three of them and we definitely want to do better,” noted Binotto and demanded even more precision from his team: “It’s a very tight field Great, and every detail is important if we want to win more often.”

Binotto expects another chance to win on the varied track in Austin, Texas, with a 1,2 km long straight and all types of curves: “We won here last year and the team will be motivated to bring home a very good result .” The tires could once again tip the scales. Unusually cool temperatures are expected in Austin.

Last Sunday in Mexico, Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel were once again unable to convert starting positions one and two into the Scuderia's fourth win of the season.

The team world championship went to Mercedes in Japan at the beginning of October. The Drivers' World Championship will probably go to Silver Arrows star Lewis Hamilton for the sixth time next Sunday in Austin, Texas. For the 34-year-old Brit, eighth place in the third-to-last race of the season was enough to secure the title on his own. Hamilton will also be world champion if his teammate Valtteri Bottas doesn't win.

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Ferrari team boss Binotto: “We have to use the last three races”

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has increased the pressure on his racing team and called the remaining World Championship races of the Formula 1 year a kind of dress rehearsal for 2020.

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