Charles Leclerc will start the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix 19th, being hit by a grid penalty for taking a new power unit, but he believes P4 is still on the cards if Ferrari play it smart. Charles Leclerc is still suffering the repercussions of his DNF in Baku last week, as after suffering from a power unit failure, an irreparable one, Ferrari has to bolt a new power unit to his F1-75, which mean he will start from the back of the grid in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix. His Title rival, reigning Formula 1 Champion Max Verstappen – on the other hand – will start the race from pole, but Leclerc still feels that all is not lost yet. Speaking the media on his race prospects, Leclerc...
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