"Either very right or very wrong" – Charles Leclerc explains Ferrari's bold choice for Dutch GP sprint

Sat 22 Aug · 13:04 UTCupdated Tue 1 Sep · 12:10 UTCHave your say
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In the Dutch GP sprint race, Charles Leclerc managed to finish in second place after starting on soft tyres, a choice that raised concerns for him before the race. He successfully overtook Lando Norris on lap 18, showcasing Ferrari's strong race pace despite their ongoing struggles with qualifying performance. Leclerc emphasized that while the team performed well in race conditions, they still need to address their qualifying weaknesses, which he believes are not easily fixed.

Leclerc's decision to use soft tyres was based on data from practice sessions, and he noted that the strategy was a collaborative effort with the team. He acknowledged that overtaking would be challenging at Zandvoort, making qualifying positions crucial for success in the race.

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