Article To news overview All eyes are on Ferrari as they await word on the status of Charles Leclerc's car following his crash in qualifying, with team boss Mattia Binotto stating the Scuderia will not gamble when it comes to reliability. Ferrari managed to turn their strong performance on Thursday into their first pole of the season after edging Max Verstappen, but it may have come at a cost. Leclerc crashed late in Q3, brining out a red flag that prevented the rest of the challengers from taking top spot. As a result both Leclerc and Ferrari are waiting to see the state of his car and gearbox, as a five-place grid penalty could be in the cards. "No idea so let's wait and see,"...
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