©Ferrari Phillip van Osten 04/05/2024 at 00:1104/05/2024 at 00:12 Charles Leclerc expressed a sense of relief after securing a front-row starting position for the Miami Grand Prix sprint race, viewing it as a potential turning point in his recent qualifying struggles. Friday’s practice was far from smooth sailing for the Ferrari charger who only completed three laps in the session due to a spin at Turn 16 followed by a clutch issue. That shortfall left him on the back foot for sprint qualifying. But the Monegasque revived in a timely manner the trademark single-lap prowess that has earned him 23 career pole positions in F1. Leclerc acknowledged that finding the optimal tyre window has...
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