Article To news overview © Ferrari Charles Leclerc is hopeful of a solid step forward with the introduction of Ferrari's new power unit at the Russian Grand Prix, though admits it is unlikely to lead to "big, big changes" in performance. Leclerc will start this weekend's race at the Sochi Autodrom from the back of the grid after taking on a fourth power unit that features an updated hybrid system. Ferrari stated that the main purpose of the move is to "gain experience" for their 2022 car, with a freeze on power unit development coming into force next year, ahead of the sport's next engine cycle, which is set to begin in 2025. "On paper, it's a little bit...
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