Becoming F1's second-youngest ever polesitter at 21 years and 166 days old, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc sent a major message to the rest of the grid – and his teammate in particular – in Bahrain on Saturday. When it comes to young drivers, there's talent, and then there's undeniable talent – Charles Leclerc certainly proved he is the latter on Saturday. Brought in at Ferrari to learn from one of the best in Sebastian Vettel, it took all of two races for the student to school the master, which is exactly what Leclerc just did in besting his teammate by 0.294 seconds. Maybe things would've been different had Vettel been given more than one flying lap in Q3 to work with, but more than...
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