The difficult conditions in Turkey this weekend could present a chance for a strong result for Ferrari, says Charles Leclerc. Fighting the dual difficulties of a freshly-resurfaced track and autumn-time temperatures, practice at the Istanbul circuit on Friday saw drivers up-and-down the Formula 1 grid struggle for grip, with several expressing their displeasure afterwards. However Leclerc, who finished 0.4 seconds behind FP2 leader Max Verstappen, suggested the slippery surface one was not a problem, but an opportunity. “At first I was not very convinced by the grip level of the track and thought this was going to be a very bad day, but after a few laps I actually really enjoyed it,' he...
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