Charles Leclerc reckons he could have finished one place higher in Sunday's running order at Zandvoort had he qualified better the day before. The Ferrari driver concluded his Dutch Grand Prix in fifth place, almost five seconds behind AlphaTauri's Pierre Gasly who topped F1's midfield on Sunday. Leclerc believes his team executed its race perfectly and had opted for the right one stop softs-to-hard strategy. But qualifying ahead of Gasly on Saturday would have likely allowed the Monegasque to hold his own in P4. "Happy with the pace, not completely happy with P5, because I think if we had done a better job in qualifying and had put the lap together, I think fourth place was...
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