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Charles Leclerc isn't swapping seats with Lewis Hamilton as he loves Ferrari and wants to "win with Ferrari."

Ferrari looked alarmingly off the pace on Friday in Jeddah, but Charles Leclerc made sure to paint a far more positive picture.

Martin Brundle cannot quite believe what he is seeing at Ferrari with Charles Leclerc incurring a 10-place grid drop at Round 2 of F1 2023.

Nyck de Vries will head into qualifying in Saudi Arabia short on practice, with AlphaTauri forced to conduct an engine change on his AT04.

Ferrari have told Haas not to worry so for now team boss Guenther Steiner "won't change anything" on the cars.

With Ferrari having left performance on the table in Bahrain, and updates arriving in Jeddah, Fred Vasseur warns there is much more to come.

Charles Leclerc is set to take a 10-place grid penalty at this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, and while he knows it has not been an ideal start to the season, following his DNF in Bahrain, the Ferrari driver is still confident that a special result in Jeddah is very much possible.

Slow start to the 2023 season gets even worse for Ferrari in Saudi Arabia.

Charles Leclerc will have his work cut out in this weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after his Ferrari team were forced to fit another control electronics power unit component, which in turn triggers a grid penalty.

Round 2 of F1 2023, the Saudi Arabian GP, is almost here, and Charles Leclerc will take the first power unit-related grid drop of the season.