Charles Leclerc reckons the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve should be one of the strongest Formula 1 events of the year for Sauber. Sauber, following several years of underperformance, has returned to the tightly-congested midfield this year, with both Leclerc and team-mate Marcus Ericsson scoring points across the opening rounds. Sauber believed Grands Prix in Spain and Monaco would be its worst of the year, exposing the weaknesses of its C37, with a lack of overall downforce still one of its primary concerns. Despite that, Leclerc scored a point in Spain and Ericsson only narrowly missed out in Monaco, finishing 11th, just a second shy of Renault’s...
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