Charles Leclerc offered a painful send off to his SF90 in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, the Ferrari driver putting his car in the barriers in the final test session of 2019. With two hours remaining on the clock, Leclerc, who had been trading fastest laps with Mercedes' George Russell up to that point, lost control over a kerb at Yas Marina's Turn 13. Vettel needs to seek 'professional advice' - Webber The Monegasque fortunately emerged unscathed from the crash but a damage assessment by the Scuderia decided the Italian outfit to end its day early, with Leclerc positioned second on the timesheet, 0.197s behind Russell. "This was our last day on track and I think it was useful, despite the...
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