Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc 'disgrace' leaves ex-Ferrari chief 'appalled' - The Mirror

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc 'disgrace' leaves ex-Ferrari chief 'appalled' - The Mirror

Ferrari suffered an unprecedented embarrassment in their long Formula 1 history when both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified at the Chinese Grand Prix

Leclerc admits double disqualification ‘hurt’ Ferrari

Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have both backed Ferrari to recover following their double disqualification from the Chinese Grand Prix, with Leclerc admitting that losing such a haul of points “hurt the team a lot”.

Charles Leclerc does not worry about the double disqualification from China. The Ferrari driver sees the Scuderia without good qualifying on lost post.

Unusual new theory emerges for Ferrari's China disqualification

A leaking water bottle has emerged as one of the factors that contributed to Charles Leclerc’s disqualification from Formula 1’s Chinese Grand Prix.Leclerc lost his fifth placed finish in Shanghai two weeks ago after his F1 car was found to be one kilogramme under the 800kg weight limit during post-race checks. Tsunoda's help from first team-mate Verstappen smashed Read more Ferrari initially suggested the car being too light came from excessi…

Leclerc: Ferrari China DSQ a painful lesson in ‘playing with the limit'

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Leclerc: Ferrari China disqualification came from "playing with the limit"

Ferrari aims to learn from the “pain” of having both its cars disqualified from the Chinese Grand Prix but its key challenge is to make up the gap to McLaren, says Charles Leclerc.While Leclerc’s team-mate Lewis Hamilton won the sprint race in Shanghai, Ferrari regards that result as an outlier and is expecting its form at the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend to be more where it was on ...Keep reading