Twist in Madrid Ferrari Power Deficit Between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc

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Charles Leclerc explains the 5th place in Spain's GP grid and points to the old Ferrari engine specification as a loss factor in Madrid

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Formula One Charles Leclerc identified a major technical element to explain his fifth place on the grid of the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. (...)...

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Charles Leclerc identified a major technical element to explain his fifth place on the grid of the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. While he seemed to be the main opponent of the Mercedes in the battle for pole position after the three free practice sessions, the Monegasque saw the gap widen in qualifications. Forced to use an old specification of the Ferrari power unit after his Monza accident, he felt in particular that he could not benefit from …

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There was a factor that, in Ferrari, both the director and the drivers had analyzed with great lucidity. The decisive point of the classification was to correctly anticipate the level of grip in the Q3, because in all probability that would decide the fight for an interesting pole position. And, in fact, when reviewing the classification, [...]