Charles Leclerc says consistent tenth-place finishes are more important for Sauber at the moment than surprise one-off sixth places, as it proves the team are making real steps forward. Leclerc took a surprise sixth at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix scoring eight points for the team, but believes his three-tenth places finishes after that and his ninth in Bahrain are more important for the team as it supports their claim that they're a midfield outfit, particularly given Sauber's recent struggles. 'The consistency is more [important] than only one race where you are a star and then you are going down. It's important to have that consistency and now we have it,'...
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