Ferrari will not need to replace Charles Leclerc's engine for next week's Chinese Grand Prix, according to reports from Italy. Leclerc was in a class of his own at Sakhir, heading to a sensational first victory in F1 when a gremlin crept in, hindering the Ferrari charger and enabling Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas to steal the Monegasque's thunder. Brawn: Mercedes won't ignore Ferrari 'wake-up call' in Bahrain According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, checks carried out at Maranello this week revealed that Leclerc's sudden loss of power had been caused by a damaged cylinder injector, the replacement of which does not carry a penalty. The Scuderia has therefore given the engine...
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