Ferrari's Charles Leclerc admits that securing third in the world championship this year would be "crazy", insisting he had no expectations in terms of results for his second season in F1. Leclerc's graduation to the Scuderia after a formative year in F1 with Alfa Romeo came as a surprise to many given the House of Maranello's historically tepid appetite for young drivers. But the Monegasque's results with the Swiss outfit in 2018 justified Ferrari's fast-tracking of its young hopeful. And the risk has paid off, with Leclerc securing so far seven pole positions and two wins that have put him third in the championship standings with two races remaining. Wolff admits impact of...
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