Racing Point technical director Andy Green admits to being puzzled by Ferrari's qualifying pace of late relative to the Italian outfit's performance on Sundays. Charles Leclerc qualified fifth at the Tuscany GP and lined up fourth on the grid at the Eifel GP, the Scuderia's best result since last summer's British GP. But come race day, the Italian outfit falls down the running order while Racing Point almost always improves in race trim on its relative pace in qualifying. "There is definitely something to look at in the way that other teams seem to be able to find pace in qualifying on a Saturday afternoon that we don’t seem to have," said Green. "A good example of that is...
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