US EditionCharles Leclerc's worrying 'two corner' revelation ahead of Zandvoort quali
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Vasseur reveals where Ferrari’s weekend derailed at Zandvoort
On the back of a complicated qualifying for the Scuderia, Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has conceded that the tough practice day meant that Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton struggled to build up their confidence behind the wheel of their SF25 gradually.
From one qualifying to another Ferrari is in the Formula 1 again hopeless. Charles Leclerc does everything - too much. Lewis Hamilton does too little? But is satisfied.
F1 telemetry data: Charles Leclerc with "a bad lap" but stays ahead of Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari confirmed the difficulties seen in free practice during qualifying at the Dutch Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc finished only in sixth position, +0.678s behind pole-sitter Oscar Piastri, after a lap he described as “a very, very, very shit lap.” This comment perfectly reflects the frustration of the Monegasque driver at the wheel of a nervous, unstable SF-25, which proved extremely difficult to push to the limit on the Zandvoort track. Handl…
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