Charles Leclerc has admitted his Ferrari F1 car “didn’t exactly feel like I wanted” despite setting the second-fastest time in Friday practice for the Singapore Grand Prix. Leclerc was less than a tenth off Lando Norris ’ top time, with a significant margin to Carlos Sainz behind.

Charles Leclerc said it was better to have a good Friday than a bad one, but insisted that Ferrari weren't going to rest on their laurels.

Charles Leclerc stuck the first blow in Singapore by topping the time sheets in first practice for Sunday’s race in the city state. The Ferrari driver, who finished runner-up to McLaren’s Oscar Piastri in Azerbaijan last weekend, edged out Lando Norris to take first place.