Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc will both have to play catch-up on Sunday. According to Leclerc, that could be very difficult if a DRS train develops in midfield. In the post-qualifying press conference, Leclerc addressed the chances of getting further ahead during the race. Article continues under ad Verstappen and Leclerc both start the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix in midfield. Due to a grid penalty, Leclerc starts in 12th place, and due to his engine problems in qualifying, Verstappen starts from 15th. While overtaking in Saudi Arabia is not as impossible as, say, Monaco, the track is not great for it either. On top of that, the midfield is very competitive this season, so there will be a...
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