Charles Leclerc started the French Grand Prix from seventh place but dropped to P16 by the time the chequered flag came out. The Ferrari driver, who qualified on pole position in the last two Grands Prix, suggests his afternoon around Paul Ricard was "one of his most difficult races".  Struggling Ferrari On the street circuits, the Ferrari car performed well. And on qualifying pace, the car works well. The same can't be said when the car is full of fuel. Leclerc fell backwards and reflects on the race in a conversation with Sky Sports.  "It's been one of the most difficult races of my time in Formula 1. I have been just struggling massively. Both cars have been struggling...
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