“Forty-nine points?” Charles Leclerc asked after someone questioned his Formula 1 World Championship deficit ahead of this weekend's British Grand Prix. “Two victories and it is done!” he reckoned with a grin. That may very well be, but with Max Verstappen on the other side of that void, it’s wishful thinking. Or is it? Statistics are a wonderful thing. You can twist them any which way you wish. And if it makes enough sense, it will always hold water. Especially if you consider Charles’ qualifying pace so far this year. Leclerc has put his SF75 on pole position six times in the nine races so far. Not only does that propel him into the hallowed ground of the top three Ferrari...
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