"I think yesterday, I said [the gap to Mercedes was] half a second, now it's eight tenths, so it's bigger than what I expected for sure," said Charles Leclerc with a rueful sigh after placing his Ferrari fourth for the Australian Grand Prix.
"It was a very significant gap yesterday already, so... I was very, very impressed this morning with the FP3, the power that they've shown was just crazy in the last lap of George.
