Leclerc Highlights Ferrari's Qualifying Challenges Despite Race Pace
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Ferrari once again experienced a complicated weekend at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, between the downside of qualifications, the abandonment of Lewis Hamilton and a staggered strategy that did not allow Charles Leclerc to fight for victory. For the 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg, these difficulties illustrate a recurring problem within the Scuderia: his strategic choices and operational communication remain his main weakness. The Italian …
Leclerc Highlights Ferrari's Qualifying Challenges Despite Race Pace
Ferrari may not have a fundamental speed problem with its SF-26, but Charles Leclerc believes there is a particular area where the car is leaving too much performance on the table when qualifying comes around. The Monegasque’s diagnosis came after a Spanish Grand Prix weekend in which Ferrari once again appeared capable of much more over race distance than its qualifying position suggested. Leclerc eventually finished fourth at the Madring after…
There is a Ferrari that leads four races without the option of getting on the podium, and another that could have been done if it had been given the ideal conditions in Madring. However, reality always prevails and, once again, fell off the podium. It is true that the pace of race maintained by Charles Leclerc [...]
Formula One Ferrari thought he could play the first roles at the Spanish Grand Prix, but the Scuderia once again paid for its difficulties in (...)...
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