Charles Leclerc concluded his eventful Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend with a P5 finish and a bonus point for fastest lap, but the Ferrari driver wasn't sure his team had implemented the best strategy. After a cautious start, Leclerc put his head down and moved swiftly up the order, even inheriting the lead after 13 laps as his soft-shod rivals head to the pits while he went long on the medium compound. And the length of his first stint, which lasted 34 laps, was precisely what was called into question by many who believed that Ferrari should have switched its charger to the soft rubber much earlier in order to give him the slightest chance of clinching a win. Bottas wins in Baku as Mercedes...
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