F1, Charles Leclerc: “I can’t be happy.”

The Monegasque driver had a very good race in Japan

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Starting from eighth place on the grid, Leclerc ended the Japanese GP with an excellent fourth place, which was also the result of a risky strategy with only one stop: "If I had to be happy with a fourth place, then I should go home. Obviously I can’t be even though the race pace è was good, as it has been throughout this early season. The feeling in the race è good", his words to Sky Sports.

Leclerc knows what è the problem, which is the problems in qualifying, which, historically, è has always been his strong point. In the last two races, too many difficulties in qualifying and, as a result, uphill races on Sunday: "I have to figure out what I do in qualifying that doesn’t go well. Having put that right, I really think things will be better in the race", the confirmation of Leclerc himself.

After the first four rounds of the World Championship, Ferrari has shown that it is, momentarily, the second force in the F1 World Championship behind the very fast Red Bulls. The race pace of the Rossa è is remarkable, confirming an important growth at the performance level. Leclerc è third in the standings with 59 points, followed by teammate Sainz (55 but with one less race run).