US EditionCharles Leclerc Takes Aim at “Unfounded Noise” as Ferrari Return to F1 Podium at US GP
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Leclerc’s Austin Podium Silences Ferrari Chaos—For One Afternoon
Charles Leclerc turned the Austin noise down to a whisper and let the podium do the talking — think pit-wall gossip meets Texas two-step, with a gearbox trying to third‑wheel the date. While the rumor mill spun like a tire in gravel, he diced with a certain papaya rocket and handed Ferrari the headline it actually wanted. Want to know how a week of side‑eye, boardroom nods, and quiet car tweaks became a very red Sunday? Dive in before the chatte…
Charles Leclerc hails Ferrari turnaround to score F1 US GP podium amid ‘unfounded noise’
Charles Leclerc has hailed Ferrari’s turnaround to score a podium in the United States Grand Prix as a testament to the team amid “unfounded rumours” in Formula 1. Leclerc ended Ferrari’s five-race run without a top three finish dating back to July’s Belgian Grand Prix as he wound up third behind Max Verstappen and Lando Norris. The Monegasque began on the Soft compound, which worked to his advantage at the start as the added grip allowed him to…
Third on the arrival of the U.S. Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc signed one of his strongest weekends of the season in Austin, a performance that was all the more remarkable as it came out after a very complicated start to the weekend. The Monegasque had to deal with a problem of gearboxes from the very beginning of the free practice session, but had to deal with a limited amount of driving time before he straightened the bar during the qualifying a…
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