It was not an ideal first day in China for Charles Leclerc as he was plagued with a niggle that curtailed a chunk of his running as the Ferrari SF90 suffered a cooling issue during FP2. But the young Monegasque was more concerned by the challenge that Mercedes and Red Bull might pose when things get serious in Shanghai tomorrow and on Sunday. “I think it'll be very close,” Leclerc predicted at the end of the day. “Mercedes and also Red Bull are actually quite close, so will be an interesting battle, well everyone is pretty close here. We definitely did not expect Red Bull to be so close, but it’s a good surprise, at least there will be some fight on track. I'm really looking...
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