F1 Canadian Grand Prix

Charles Leclerc’s Canadian GP has been a “disaster” – and might get worse

Cody Rhodes in
Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc says the Canadian Grand Prix weekend has been a “disaster” so far, as he struggled to get the most of his machinery.

Leclerc has unusually been outqualified by team-mate Lewis Hamilton twice this weekend, with the seven-time world champion hailing his simulator-free preparation.

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