Ferrari insist they won’t have a designated number one driver heading into F1 2023 But naming a favourite now wouldn't make much sense, and there is something more pressing Charles Leclerc needs ✍️ Lewis_Larkam
Vasseur reveals ‘handover’ from Binotto and advice from Todt
While Leclerc - although still mistake-prone - appears to be Ferrari’s best bet for a title charge, as highlighted by his superior performances across 2022, Sainz has pushed him closely over their two seasons together and won races. Binotto was quick to dismiss talk of team orders when Leclerc pulled clear of Sainz and found himself in the lead of the championship early on in 2022. That same hesitancy crept into Ferrari’s at-times shambolic strategic decision-making.
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