With just one race having been completed, the start of Charles Leclerc's 2023 campaign has already gone from bad to worse, with the Monegasque having been slapped with a 10-place grid penalty for this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Leclerc's grid penalty is due to Ferrari having changed the control electronics for a third time already, with only two changes being allowed in a season. Leclerc's control electronics ruined his Bahrain Grand Prix, with a second set having been fitted on the morning of the race at the Bahrain International Circuit, after Ferrari identified an issue with the original set. However, Leclerc's second set also broke, with it having been the reason why he...
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