A frustrated Charles Leclerc vented his anger at his own mistake during qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix, as he wound up fourth overall. Leclerc, who claimed his maiden pole position in Bahrain, was edged by Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel by a slender 0.017s as Q3 came to a close. A post-session radio message revealed Leclerc’s angst as he commented on the slow-down lap “ah f*** I did mistakes, come on Charles… f***ing stupid, f***ing stupid” adding it was “not good enough from my side.” Leclerc believed the biggest time loss came through the opening corners of the third sector, which lead onto the back straight. “I am annoyed with myself...
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