Charles Leclerc has every reason to trust Ferrari's plans for success from 2022, but a poor start is not an option. The Scuderia have been on a far from smooth journey over the past couple of years in Formula 1, with their rise back to form in 2019, actually marking the prelude to their decline. Technical directives relating to engines later that year would see Ferrari fall away from their impressive form, with 2020 then bringing a collapse into the lower midfield pack. But, with the need for swift improvement desperate, Ferrari were able to find it for the 2021 campaign, with two pole positions already on the board courtesy of Leclerc. The Monegasque driver has also been on the podium at...
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