Leclerc was running a lonely third place in the Bahrain Grand Prix behind the dominant Red Bull duo, as Max Verstappen went on to lead a 1-2 in the opener, until his Ferrari engine lost power and forced him out of the race on lap 40.
Speaking immediately after the race, Leclerc didn’t know the cause of his retirement from the race but was already frustrated by Ferrari’s pace deficit to Red Bull …Keep reading
Speaking immediately after the race, Leclerc didn’t know the cause of his retirement from the race but was already frustrated by Ferrari’s pace deficit to Red Bull …Keep reading