SAKHIR, Bahrain -- It didn't take long for a media scrum to develop next to pole position on Sunday's grid. Although it was easy to guess who was at the vortex of the crowd's attention, so packed was the small patch of grass between car and guard rail, he wasn't visible from the outside. Craning over the camera lenses, iPhone screens and microphones it was possible to get a glimpse of the calm in the eye of the storm as Charles Leclerc sat leaning against the barrier, gaze set forward, body language completely relaxed.
Ferrari can take comfort in Charles Leclerc, but will lose sleep over Sebastian Vettel
