Charles Leclerc Ferrari is heading into this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix hoping to have rectified the weaknesses it experienced in the season-opening Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix. Off the back of a strong performance in pre-season testing, Sebastian Vettel could only manage fourth at Albert Park and team-mate Charles Leclerc fifth. While that performance was down on expectations, of greater concern was that the duo, who finished more or less together on track, were almost a minute behind race winner Valtteri Bottas. With Bahrain set to offer up a different style of challenge, Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto is hoping the team has understood and resolved the issues which blighted its...
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