Charles Leclerc is hoping for a clear sky void of rain on Sunday to help Ferrari recover from a Turkish GP qualifying session which the Monegasque labeled "a disaster". Both Leclerc and Scuderia teammate Sebastian Vettel had shown a reasonably good pace in Friday's challenging but dry practice sessions. Leclerc also delivered a good performance in Saturday's wet FP3, but it all went down the river in qualifying a few hours later as Leclerc and Vettel failed to turn on their tyres and exit Q2. "Was feeling really good in the wet during FP3, but we couldn’t switch on the tyres in qualifying for some reasons and it’s been a disaster. Disappointed about today but the race is...
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