Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team driver Charles Leclerc is hoping that his strong ninth place in qualifying can help him score points in the German Grand Prix, and 'make up for what we lost in Silverstone'. The young Monegasque looked like a contender for a points finish in the British Grand Prix having qualified in ninth, with this looking even more likely once the race got underway. Things came to an abrupt halt on lap eighteen though, when he was released from the pits with a loose wheel – ending his race immediately. That was Leclerc's first official retirement (he's classed as finishing the Monaco Grand Prix having completed over 90% race distance), and marked the first time he...
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