Ferrari and Charles Leclerc surprised the Formula 1 world by qualifying on pole. He's now clinched his fifth pole position, the most out of any F1 driver on the grid during the 2019 season. But Nico Rosberg doesn't expect the 21-year-old to keep the field in his mirrors during the race.  Despite winning the last two races in Spa and Monza, Ferrari weren't expected to perform well due to the track characteristics. But Rosberg points out Ferrari's long-run pace from Friday practice.  "Leclerc has the best chances for the race tomorrow, but only because it's difficult to overtake on this track. Because if you look at the long-runs from Friday, Ferrari were quite a long way off...
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