Charles Leclerc said he will not be drawn into making 'silly comments' about Ferrari's latest team order and will seek a full answer. Leclerc's race would get off to an excellent start in China after getting the jump on Sebastian Vettel once the lights went out. However, that would be as good as it got for the new Ferrari driver as team orders and a questionable race strategy saw P3 become P5 by the time the chequered flag waved. Vettel thought the team orders were 'fair' as he was showing good pace, but Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto could understand Leclerc's frustration. While Leclerc let that frustration show over team radio during the race, he was a little more reserved back in the...
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