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Ferrari point to fatigue: 'But that can't be an excuse'

Ferrari was on the podium once again during the Russian Grand Prix. The Italian team saw Carlos Sainz cross the finish line as third driver, while Charles Leclerc finished in fifteenth position. It was a painful final spot for Leclerc who was apologised for by Mattia Binotto. "I'm very sorry for Charles. Our substandard pit stops cost us places, especially with Leclerc," the team boss told Speedweek. "I also attribute it to the very intense season, with all those races in quick succession. Fatigue undoubtedly plays a role here, but that can't be an excuse." Read more Hamilton on Ferrari dream: 'For years fans have been saying 'come to Ferrari''. Binotto, on the other...
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