Leclerc, and that ‘no’ that goes beyond Bahrain: Ferrari’s anxiety to relive a bad film

In that repeated no, shouted on the radio, while he parks his Ferrari angry, there is not only disappointment for the unexpected retirement 16 laps from the finish, for the vanishing podium, for zero in the standings, for the bad thought of a Verstappen who flies, easily won the race, already has a 25-point lead. In that almost desperate no from Leclerc there is also a little fear, the anguish of a badly started season, the terror that the current one is nothing but a photocopy of the old one, the Red Bulls winning and the Ferraris watching , especially in the second part of the World Championship, the Dutch rival who is pocketing the second consecutive world title, while Maranello is busy…