Ferrari’s fortunes showed little sign of an upturn in Friday practice for the British Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc describing his car as “extremely hard to drive”. This week, Ferrari chairman John Elkann admitted it will be 2022 before the Italian giants can “return to winning” and it looks unlikely a nice surprise is in store at Silverstone this weekend. In fairness, Leclerc split the Mercedes duo in FP2 by finishing P4. But with his team-mate Sebastian Vettel struggling throughout the day, it was the Monegasque driver’s words that indicated the true picture for the Scuderia. “The qualifying pace is definitely a bit better than what we expected to be honest, so that’s...
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