Mattia Binotto is persuaded it is inevitable before Carlos Sainz is a Formula 1 race champ, saying it will work out "soon".
After a blistering accident thronw start to his season, Sainz has scored in four of the last five grands prix including three platform.
His most recent was at Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix where the Spaniard pestered Max Verstappen after a late Safety Car however couldn't close the last meters expected to make a pass.
He went too far under a second behind the Red Bull driver.
Up to seventh on the rundown of most races without a success, Binotto accepts his driver will "soon" move to the top step of the platform.
"Sainz is driving better compared to toward the start of the time and will before long take his most memorable triumph," Binotto announced according to Corriere dello Sport.
"Today he had something else and it is a pity that he didn't win.
"Without a little error maybe he would have made it, yet he was great at keeping the speed and going after until the last lap."
Sainz has three second place results currently this season with Sunday's by a long shot the nearest he has come to winning.
"I did my absolute best with it to pass the Red Bull," he expressed, "yet to overwhelm here you want somewhat more than a few additional tenths.
"Despite the fact that I'm frustrated at not getting the success, there are numerous encouraging points to take from Canada.
"We were the quickest on target and I felt improved in the vehicle, having the option to push continually all through the race."
Ferrari need him and his colleague Charles Leclerc to push as they have not won a stupendous prix since the Monégasque driver's P1 at the Australian Grand Prix.
Red Bull have since gone on a run of six progressive race brings home and lead the two titles.
"This year we need to go after in each race," Binotto added. "Hypothetically here in Montreal we needed to guard, yet we have acquired a tad in the Constructors' grouping."
It might have been more had Leclerc not been compelled to begin at the rear of the matrix because of his motor punishment.
"For Leclerc we knew rather that it would be a race of tolerance," said his group chief. "Fifth spot beginning from the asset is a decent outcome."
"The following four races will be vital," he finished up.
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