Charles Leclerc had 'absolutely no explanation' for being six seconds off the pace in qualifying for the Turkish GP. Leclerc went into qualifying full of optimism. He had featured in the top three in FP1, FP2 and FP3, but come qualifying the pace in his Ferrari simply vanished. He would ultimately finish Q2 all the way down in P14, causing him to miss the shoot-out for pole. But the part which really hurt the Monegasque driver was the fact that he was 6.4 seconds slower than Max Verstappen who topped that session. “I have no explanations, absolutely no explanations,” a frustrated Leclerc told reporters at the Istanbul Park. “We went in the heavy rain in FP3 this morning, we were...
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