Charles Leclerc says the memories of Ayrton Senna and playing PlayStation as a youngster give the Brazilian Grand Prix a special place in his heart. Interlagos has been a happy hunting ground for Ferrari in recent years, with Kimi Raikkonen on the podium last year and Sebastian Vettel taking victory in 2017. Article continues under video Leclerc getting in on that record may be unlikely this week, as he is set to serve a 10-place grid penalty for a new engine, although rumours that 2020 components will be in use add intrigue to the Monegasque's race. Regardless of the pre-race setback, Leclerc is looking forward to tackling Brazil with the Scuderia, having scored an seventh-place finish...
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