New Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has certainly endured a turbulent start to life at Maranello, with plenty having gone on between the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix and this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Bahrain wasn't the start to life at Ferrari that Vasseur would've wanted, with the Maranello-based side having endured an incredibly difficult weekend, which ended with Charles Leclerc retiring from third following yet another power unit failure. As a result, Leclerc will take a 10-place grid penalty this weekend at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, after Ferrari had to fit a third set of control electronics to the Monegasque's car. Each driver is allowed two sets of control...
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