1997 champ Jacques Villeneuve says Charles Leclerc is setting the prime example of how a title challenge fades away. Leclerc's hopes took a major blow at Paul Ricard as he crashed out while leading the French Grand Prix, releasing Max Verstappen, who he had successfully kept behind earlier in the race, to cruise on to victory. With that result, Verstappen increased his gap over Leclerc at the top of the standings to 63 points with 10 races remaining in the season. Villeneuve pointed out that Verstappen does not make these kinds of mistakes like Leclerc, who also spun at Imola earlier in the season as he harried Verstappen's team-mate Sergio Perez in the other Red Bull. So, two drivers who...
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