Ferrari's Charles Leclerc says he has a 'killer instinct' that other drivers don't have, but with experience must learn to 'control' it. The Monegasque driver joined Ferrari for 2019 in what was only his second season in Formula 1, but he certainly didn't disappoint. He would go on to take more points, poles and wins than his four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel, cementing himself as a star for the future. But there were also some high-profile errors on Leclerc's part, such as his Q2 crash in Baku that cost him a chance of pole and his crash in the wet German GP, while his aggressive driving in Monaco was clearly going to cost him and did after a Ferrari error eliminated him in Q1....
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