Charles Leclerc criticised Ferrari for giving him misleading information after his stressful Russian Grand Prix qualifying session. The Monegasque driver and his team-mate Sebastian Vettel had occupied P14 and P15 respectively in Q1, being the slowest drivers to make it through after George Russell had outpaced them in the Williams right at the end. But there was worse to come in Q2. Vettel crashed out and Leclerc, following him on the road, narrowly avoided collecting the stricken Ferrari with the German still on board, running over some debris of the car as he steered away from it. The session was red-flagged and when it resumed, with 2mins 15secs to go, Leclerc needed to improve his...
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