Sauber's Charles Leclerc came in dead last in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix, a race in which the French rookie was caught out by his C37 for reasons he has yet to understand. Leclerc outqualified team mate Marcus Ericsson for the first time this season and showed a good and consistent pace in his opening stint on Pirelli's soft tyres. Balance issues affecting his Sauber came into play however when he switched over to the medium compound, and led to a spin at Turn 1 that damaged his car's floor. "It was not an ideal race today. I started on a set of soft tyres. I was quite happy with my pace, and managed to advance to the midfield," said Leclerc. "Shortly after I changed to the...
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