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Binotto checked out false Ferrari F1 podium refusal claim after Silverstone

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Mattia Binotto has played down claims the Ferrari garage was divided following Carlos Sainz's win at Silverstone. A report emerged from a former Ferrari insider that all was not well inside the paddock. The insider claimed Charles Leclerc refused to attend the podium ceremony and missed the following photoshoot after being angry with the way the team had handled him during the race.

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Planet F1

Mattia Binotto denies reports of a divided Ferrari garage at Silverstone

Mattia Binotto has played down claims the Ferrari garage was divided following Carlos Sainz’s win at Silverstone.In what should have been a day of celebration, a report emerged from a former Ferrari insider that all was not well inside the paddock.The insider claimed Charles Leclerc’s side of the garage had refused to attend the podium ceremony and missed the following photoshoot after being angry with the way the team had handled him during the…

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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motorsport

Binotto checked out false Ferrari F1 podium refusal claim after Silverstone

Mattia Binotto has dismissed a report that Ferrari Formula 1 team members refused to go to the podium at Silverstone, after checking himself there was no division in the garage.

3 years ago·United States

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Autosport

Binotto checked out false Ferrari F1 podium refusal claim after Silverstone

Mattia Binotto has dismissed a report that Ferrari Formula 1 team members refused to go to the podium at Silverstone, after checking himself there was no division in the garage.

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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