Mattia Binotto insists his strategy team is "great" and dismissed the idea of bringing in fresh faces in the wake of Ferrari's latest blunder.
The Italian team has come under pressure after several high-profile strategy errors that have cost them a lot of points so far this season. One of the most high profile was in Monaco, when the timing of a botched pit stop for Charles Leclerc saw the racer go into the pits while leading and emerge in fourth.
In France earlier this month, Carlos Sainz was the team's only hope of a podium after Leclerc crashed out. But they were criticised again for telling the Spaniard to pit while he was overtaking Sergio Perez, and when he later did so he could only finish fifth.