Imitating real life, Charles Leclerc says he wasn't impressed with the stewarding at the Virtual Spanish GP as drivers abused track limits. Leclerc was involved in an intense battle with George Russell for the victory in the second half of Sunday evening's Spanish GP. Both drivers, however, were taking liberties at the final part of the Barcelona chicane, cutting it to get more speed. Leclerc took it a step too far on the final lap, earning himself a three-second penalty. He crossed the line in second place with Russell, who also had a penalty, taking the win. Ferrari driver Leclerc admits the abuse of the track limits, which is set by the game, made it 'ugly to watch'. He told The-Race:...
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