Charles Leclerc admits Sauber are currently exceeding their own expectations but has warned challenging in F1's top 10 at every race cannot yet be considered the norm. Leclerc was again one of the stars of the race weekend at Silverstone, qualifying ninth and then running strongly in eighth place in the race before a botched pit stop forced his retirement. And while disappointed to register a DNF when on course for a fourth-consecutive points finish, Leclerc says Ferrari-powered Sauber can be pleased with the way they are maximising their car and, after years of struggle near the back of the field, can begin to look forwards. "We all are aware it's above our expectations and we need to...
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