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Charles Leclerc U-turns after angry rant, as cause of Ferrari problem explained
Charles Leclerc has confirmed that an issue with his chassis caused his sudden loss of pace at the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix. Leclerc led the race at the Hungaroring from pole position, leading Oscar Piastri for the first half of the race. Ferrari put Leclerc on a two-stop strategy, dropping him behind Lando Norris.
Yet, as recently analysed by PlanetF1.com’s Oliver Harden, Leclerc has an unhealthy record when it comes to transforming pole ...
McLaren CEO Zak Brown says Charles Leclerc’s qualifying prowess in Formula 1 is frequently misrepresented by his pole-to-win ...
Norris made an unlikely one-stop strategy work for victory, resisting his team-mate's late attacks at the Hungaroring ...
McLaren team-mates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris will continue their title battle from second and third on the grid after ...
Charles Leclerc snatched a surprise first pole position of the year for Ferrari at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday, beating both McLarens. Leclerc punched the air in delight as he climbed out ...
Charles Leclerc took a sensational and surprise pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix, as McLaren's dominant pace over the weekend so far evaporated at the climax of Formula 1 qualifying.
Charles Leclerc stunned himself and runaway leaders McLaren with an exceptional late lap to end Ferrari's barren qualifying run by claiming pole position for Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has defended Charles Leclerc for his poor pole-to-victory conversion record in F1. Leclerc has failed ...
Charles Leclerc believes that Ferrari’s immediate focus should be on securing second place in Formula 1’s Constructors’ ...
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