Listen to this article With teams getting their first proper running of their new 2022 challengers, Leclerc ended the first day of the three-day Barcelona test second fastest, one spot ahead of team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr. Ferrari’s rivals are mindful about the potential of the Maranello squad, thanks to the extra development work it has been allowed to do under F1’s aero handicap rules, and the new F1-75’s early pace hints at some good potential. However, Leclerc was mindful that the times in early testing mean almost nothing – as he says nobody will be showing their full hand just yet. Reflecting on his day’s running, the Monegasque said: “It was the first time that we could really push in our new car and it felt really good to be back behind the wheel. “We completed all the tests we wanted to and ran through our full programme smoothly, which is good for a new car. I’m looking forward to being back on track again tomorrow. “The initial feeling is not bad, but we shouldn’t get carried away by the timesheets today, as these are early day …