For the fourth time in five races, Charles Leclerc brought his Sauber home in the points, running a consistent race all afternoon in the French Grand Prix that yielded a tenth-place finish. The Frenchman survived the carnage at the start, threading his way through the multiple incidents and off-track excursions, and even gaining an advantage thanks to the chaos, ending the opening lap P6. Holding his own from there on was always going to be a challenge as his faster rivals caught up and overtook the Sauber, but Leclerc still succeeded in preserving his spot among the top ten. Yet, at the end of the day, the Monegasque was a tad disappointed with his result, because of a small mistake while...
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