The more Charles Leclerc does in Formula 1, the better he looks. His pole position at the Russian Grand Prix was another outstanding lap from a driver who is coming to specialise in them. That's four poles in a row for the 21-year-old. The last person to achieve that was Lewis Hamilton at the end of the 2016 season. The last Ferrari driver to do so was a certain Michael Schumacher. That's quite exalted company for a man who, it is easy to forget, so accomplished is his driving, is not even two seasons into his F1 career. It was also the ninth time in a row that Leclerc has out-qualified Sebastian Vettel, the four-time champion who started this season as Ferrari's lead driver, but does not...
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