Charles Leclerc explains Madrid P5 as Ferrari engine spec costs straight-line performance
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There was a factor that, in Ferrari, both the director and the drivers had analyzed with great lucidity. The decisive point of the classification was to correctly anticipate the level of grip in the Q3, because in all probability that would decide the fight for an interesting pole position. And, in fact, when reviewing the classification, [...]
Charles Leclerc explains Madrid P5 as Ferrari engine spec costs straight-line performance
Charles Leclerc admitted he may have gone beyond the limit in some corners during Spanish Grand Prix qualifying in Madrid, but believes he still largely maximised the potential available to him. The Ferrari driver qualified fifth, just six thousandths of a second behind team-mate Lewis Hamilton, and will therefore start the race from the third […]
Monegasque was only 0s150 from pole, but believes that the starting position can weigh and highlights tire wear as a decisive factor
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