Charles Leclerc suffered a painful retirement while leading the Spanish Grand Prix, his first of the 2022 season, but the Ferrari driver put on a brave face and opted to focus on the positives from his weekend in Barcelona. Leclerc was comfortably leading Sunday's race from pole position after championship rival Max Verstappen had slid off the track in the early stages of the race and lost considerable ground on the leading Ferrari. But on lap 27, the Monegasque felt a sudden loss of power that spelled the end of his afternoon of racing. "I had no indication before and it just broke and then lost the power completely. It’s a shame," lamented Leclerc. "In those moments I...
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