Article To news overview Ferrari have remained coy over the gains made with the new power unit used by Charles Leclerc at the Russian Grand Prix. Leclerc started from the back of the grid at the Sochi Autodrom after taking on a fourth power unit fitted with an updated hybrid system, which the Monegasque described as "a little bit better" on paper. Ferrari's main goal with the change was to "gain experience" for their 2022 car, with a freeze on power unit development coming into force next year. Laurent Mekies, Racing Director at Ferrari, explained after qualifying that the power unit was "working smoothly" and the team felt "satisfied with what we...
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