US EditionCharles Leclerc hit with further FIA punishment after Hungarian GP penalty
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Gary Anderson shoots down George Russell’s controversial take on Charles Leclerc’s Hungaroring struggles
Ferrari’s Hungarian Grand Prix Unravels as Gary Anderson Dismisses George Russell’s Theory on Leclerc’s Struggles Ferrari endured a challenging and ultimately disappointing race weekend at the 2025 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix, as Charles Leclerc was unable to convert his early dominance into a podium finish. Despite leading for the majority of the 70-lap race, the Monegasque driver saw his hopes for a top-three result vanish in the final stag…
Additional FIA Sanctions for Charles Leclerc Post-Hungarian GP
In the high-stakes world of Formula 1, every decision on the track is scrutinized under the watchful eyes of stewards and rivals alike. At the Hungarian Grand Prix, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc found himself at the center of controversy after a dramatic race that saw him slip from pole position to a fourth-place finish. The incident that drew attention involved a tense wheel-to-wheel confrontation with Mercedes’ George Russell, a duel that highligh…
The fourth place of Charles Leclerc, in pole position, in Hungary was scrutinized closely, after a controversial incident at the end of the race with George Russell, which aroused criticism from rival drivers, commissioners and even the GPDA. The Ferrari driver was penalized by five seconds for what the FIA called " erratic driving", after moving to braking as he defended his third place against Russell in the 61st lap. The Mercedes F1 driver wa…
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