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Leclerc starts on the second row: "I’m not completely sure to be honest"

Charles Leclerc will start the Turkish Grand Prix from the second row of the grid. Neither Ferrari car could move to Q3 last season on the slippy surface, but the Italian's are looking much stronger. Leclerc expresses his surprise regarding the result.  Leclerc's teammate, Carlos Sainz, will start from the back of the grid due to a full power unit change. Sainz made sure he completed laps in Q1 to knock rival McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo out of the opening session.  Unsure why Ferrari are strong “I’m not completely sure to be honest! As well as this, it’s a little bit strange. Also, the midfield seems to be working well, because everyone is close to pole position. It’s good to...
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