Charles Leclerc says he'll tackle next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal with the mentality of a championship leader, as he was five races ago. A strong opening salvo in the first three races of the 2022 season propelled Leclerc ahead of his rivals in F1's Drivers' standings. But from Imola, Leclerc saw his comfortable lead over Max Verstappen in the championship melt like straggling snow that falls on fire. Two retirements - in Spain and in Baku - triggered by Ferrari's reliability issues and scrappy strategy calls in Monaco handed big points to the Red Bull camp and to its reigning world champion. Unbeaten in qualifying since Miami, Leclerc hasn't been able to capitalize on his...
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