"Verstappen Secures Pole in Bahrain as Leclerc Vows to Push Hard in GP"

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Charles Leclerc expressed disappointment after losing out on pole position to Max Verstappen in the Bahrain Grand Prix qualifying, attributing it to Ferrari's loss of rhythm with its tyre strategy. Despite this, Leclerc remains positive about Ferrari's performance and believes the team has made progress compared to the previous year. He acknowledged the challenge posed by Red Bull in the race but is confident in Ferrari's improved race pace.
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- Red Bull's Horner dismisses 'anonymous speculation,' denies misconduct after alleged evidence dump The Associated Press
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