Sauber’s Charles Leclerc says he will try and learn from his mistake at the French Grand Prix, which he felt cost him a shot at ninth position. Leclerc was chasing Haas’ Kevin Magnussen when he went wide at the Verrerie S, losing four seconds, after which he was overhauled by Renault’s Nico Hulkenberg. Leclerc came home in 10th place to record another point, but accepted he had been caught out and vowed to heed the lessons. “I’m a little bit disappointed with myself as I think overall we did a great race, myself and the team, but I did a mistake following Kevin,” he said. “I wanted to put pressure on him, I came back in the DRS zone and lost the...
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