US EditionLeclerc on Monza Hopes: 'Don't Have a Chance'
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The Dutchman stands on Sunday in front of the favored McLaren pairing. Behind it follows the Ferrari duo Leclerc/Hamilton in places four and five
Hopefully not at all forbidden, on the stands the Ferrari troops are in war order. Vasseur and his men loaded one of the last large hunting cartridges to try, on the...
Ferrari forced into compromise setup at Monza as SF-25 cannot run low without trimmed wing
Ferrari arrived at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza with a clear objective: to put one of its SF-25 cars on pole position in front of the Tifosi. The plan seemed straightforward. On one of the smoothest circuits of the calendar, often described as billiard-flat, the Scuderia bet on an extremely aggressive low-ride setup to maximize the car’s aerodynamic efficiency. But as often happens in Formula 1, what looked perfect in theory became a far more…
Charles Leclerc delivers ‘don’t have a chance’ verdict on Ferrari prospects for F1 Italian GP
Charles Leclerc has expressed that Ferrari “don’t have a chance” to win the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix on pure pace alone after he qualified fourth for Sunday’s race. Having propped up in second place across all three practice sessions, Leclerc occupied that position again once the initial timed attempts in Q3 had been conducted. But Leclerc was unable to improve on his second lap, while others did to condemn him to the second row, behind Red …
What can Ferrari really do in the home race in the royal park of Monza? The Monegasse Charles Leclerc makes the Tifosi hope for the pole position, thanks to P2 behind McLaren-Ass Lando Norris.
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