Drivers will rush through Spa's legendary Raidillon flat-out these days, but Ferrari's Charles Leclerc says the daunting uphill sweep is still a physically demanding proposition. Leclerc heads to Belgium hoping for a less eventful race than last year when the Monegasque's Alfa Romeo was hit on the Halo at the start by the airborne McLaren of Fernando Alonso, fortunately with no dire consequences for either driver. Despite the bad experience, Leclerc is a big fan of Spa's spectacular layout, its elevation changes and blend of fast and slow corners. Ferrari: Calendar expansion and budget cap hard to blend "Spa-Francorchamps is one of the greatest race tracks in the world and one of the...
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