Charles Leclerc believes a slow pit stop left him unable to challenge the Mercedes pair after battling his way through the field from 19th. Despite finishing 5th, the Monegasque feels his Canadian Grand Prix could have been even better, had he not suffered a slow pit stop which cost him vital seconds. Among the very last to pit, when the Ferrari driver finally pitted he was running in sixth, however a poor stop saw him rejoin the race behind the DRS train led by Lance Stroll. However, with his fresher rubber, the late safety car that followed Yuki Tsunoda's accident afforded him the opportunity to make short work of the slower cars ahead. Nonetheless, without the time lost during his pit...
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