Charles Leclerc was cruelly robbed of victory in Bahrain after an engine cylinder failure, but he can seek redemption at the Chinese Grand Prix. As that call on the radio to say there was a problem with the engine came through, many hearts died along with that cylinder knowing that a stunning drive from a remarkable young driver was going to end in tragedy. The crumb of comfort came in the safety car which arrived after Renault's double retirement. That would allow Leclerc to keep his Ferrari ahead of Max Verstappen and cling on to P3, but that podium spot felt empty to say the least. But, what cannot be questioned is the 21-year-old's positive attitude, he accepted disappointment,...
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