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Binotto pleased by talks with Ferrari drivers over team orders

Ferrari Formula 1 chief Mattia Binotto felt was pleased with the outcome of talks with drivers Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc in the fall-out of the team orders controversy at the Russian Grand Prix – but said there could be no guarantee of a repeat in the future. Ferrari tripped over itself in Sochi after a start plan to jump Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton led to an incident where Vettel ignored the team’s call to give up his position to Leclerc as planned. Both Vettel and Leclerc said the incident had been overplayed and that they wished to move on, having spent time at Ferrari’s factory ahead of this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix to discuss the incident with Binotto. Binotto...
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