Charles Leclerc dampened any talk of a late-season title surge after winning the Belgian and Italian Grands Prix, with upcoming tracks on the Formula 1 calendar unlikely to suit Ferrari's car. With Spa-Francorchamps and Monza playing into the hands of the SF90's mighty straight-line speed, Leclerc secured consecutive wins from pole to add a silver lining to an otherwise dismal 2019 so far for the Scuderia. Article continues under video The Singapore GP is next on the schedule, a slow, twisty challenge, and Ferrari will likely face a challenge to keep pace with Mercedes and potentially Red Bull too. Leclerc has climbed above Sebastian Vettel in the standings as a result of his back-to-back...
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