Charles Leclerc was fuming when he emerged from his pitstop behind his Ferrari teammate, and eventual winner, Sebastian Vettel during a strange Singapore Grand Prix. Up until that point Leclerc had appeared to be in control of the race, having led from pole position, albeit at a ridiculously slow pace as the front-runners played cat-and-mouse on tip-toes. On lap 19 Ferrari found a window of opportunity that could play in their favour and decided to pit Vettel on the spur of the moment. It proved to be an inspired call as it turned a first and third for the Reds into a one-two, but Leclerc in second was not happy. When the penny dropped the he made his feelings known from the cockpit,...
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