Max Verstappen is not the only driver who will have to start from the back of the grid to finish in the points at the Russian Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc also has a new engine, which means that both drivers will have a challenge ahead of them. With that situation in mind, Leclerc took to the track during his first two free practice sessions. "We ran different programmes across our two cars today and my focus was on race simulation rather than on qualifying pace as I will start from the back of the grid on Sunday. The track evolution was quite significant over the course of the day," Leclerc explained in conversation with Sky Sports. Read more New Ferrari engine for Leclerc not...
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