Charles Leclerc said a simple 'no' when asked if he had lost confidence in Ferrari following the British Grand Prix. The Monégasque was irate with his team after the grand prix but, in front of the media, kept his comments and his criticism close to his chest. What Leclerc did say was that he had 'lost a lot of time' in the opening stint when he was stuck behind his team-mate Carlos Sainz when Ferrari, rather than telling the Spaniard to move over, told him several times to up his pace. His troubles were compounded when, faced with a pit stop decision, Ferrari made what he said at the time 'wasn’t the right decision' for Leclerc when they left him out on old hard tyres. With the rest of...
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