Long before he'd even stepped into the SF90, sections of the media were already clearly very taken with Charles Leclerc. His pace in Melbourne, where he was eventually told to hold station behind his teammate, left many questioning the move, while two weeks later, having taken pole and only lost out on a historic victory due to a technical failure, it was virtually done and dusted, the King is dead, long live the King. Indeed, with Leclerc's performance in Bahrain, not to mention the manner in which he reacted to his technical issues and subsequent failure to claim certain victory, Vettel's error while battling Hamilton, had the media asking not so much if there would be parity between the...
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