Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz admit they were shocked to find Ferrari lacking so much pace as both dropped out in Q2 at the Canadian Grand Prix, but believe the race could be a different prospect. Ferrari arrived in Montreal as the slight favorite after Leclerc’s victory in Monaco, with the car looking well-balanced over curbs at the bumpy street circuit. However, throughout Saturday, both drivers appeared to be struggling for performance and Leclerc will start 11th ahead of Sainz in 12th after they missed out on a Q3 spot by less than 0.1s. “I don't have any explanations for now,” Leclerc said. “In FP3 already we felt that something was wrong. We couldn't see what was wrong and...
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