Ferrari have not won in the last four races, and despite having strong qualifying speed, the Prancing Horse has been unable to turn that into race wins, but Charles Leclerc has insisted it's not as bad as it seems at the Italian manufacturer. After Valtteri Bottas' pole position at the United States Grand Prix, Ferrari's run of six successive poles ended. After winning in Belgium, Italy and Singapore, Ferrari then failed to win the next three races despite having a driver on pole for all three. So their qualifying speed does seem a lot quicker than their race-pace, but Leclerc has rejected that Ferrari have problems with their race-pace, and in fact, says they've been unfortunate. Read...
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