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Leclerc: Ferrari expected more pace in Suzuka

Charles Leclerc admitted that Ferrari's performance on Friday at the Japanese Grand Prix fell short of expectations. Bother Mercedes and the Red Bull of Max Verstappen finished practice quicker than Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel, who saw late runs in FP2 do little to bridge the gap, despite favourable track conditions. Article continues under video With Saturdays running cancelled due to Typhoon Hagibis, the Scuderia now have a full day to mull over how to plug the gap ahead of Sunday morning's qualifying, when Leclerc will go in search of a fifth-straight pole position. While the Monegasque admitted his performance was not stellar in Friday's sessions, the lack of pace still left him...
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