Charles Leclerc believes all is not lost yet in his quest for his maiden Formula 1 Title in 2022, but warns the next four races will be very important if he and Ferrari hope to turn things around. Leclerc suffered two power unit-caused DNF's in at the Spanish Grand Prix and the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, while a botched strategy from Ferrari saw him finish his home race in Monaco fourth having started on pole. In Canada he had to start from 19th on the grid after bolting a new power unit to his F1-75, and slapped with the consequent grid penalty. He finished the race fifth. Thus, the he is now third in the F1 Drivers Championship 49 points off leader Max Verstappen, something the Monegasque...
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