Charles Leclerc joins Lewis Hamilton in questioning Ferrari's Dutch GP strategy

Sun 23 Aug · 17:05 UTCupdated Fri 28 Aug · 06:18 UTCHave your say
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Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have both criticized Ferrari's race strategy during the Dutch Grand Prix, which they believe negatively impacted their performance. Leclerc specifically pointed out confusion regarding his pit stop timing, which he felt was poorly coordinated with other drivers, ultimately leaving him in a disadvantageous position on the track. He expressed that he could have potentially gained more by staying out longer on his tires instead of pitting at that moment.

Looking ahead to the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Leclerc remains cautious about the team's prospects, acknowledging that previous races did not meet expectations. He hopes that the planned upgrades will enhance their performance, but he is preparing for a challenging weekend. The team’s recent struggles with strategy and qualifying have raised concerns about their competitiveness in the upcoming race.

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