Charles Leclerc thinks Marcus Ericsson's 'bad reputation' in Formula 1 is not deserved and his talents should be recognised more. Ericsson has performed pretty well since the start of the season, ending a run of 50 races without a points finish in Bahrain and generally having the upper hand on Ferrari rising star and Sauber team-mate Charles Leclerc. Leclerc is on a steep learning curve after the first three races and thinks part of the initial difficulty has come from Ericsson setting a high standard. 'He is a very good driver. He has a bad reputation, but I don't think he deserves it,' Ericsson told Speed Week. 'He has been very fast and made it difficult for me.  But I can learn a...
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