Charles Leclerc calls for Ferrari upgrades after P2
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Charles Leclerc has urged Scuderia Ferrari to implement upgrades following his second-place finish at the Singapore Grand Prix. Despite a strong performance that pushed Red Bull Racing to their limits, Leclerc expressed the need for improvements to enhance the team's competitiveness.
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Charles Leclerc demands Ferrari upgrades after agonising Singapore GPScuderia Ferrari pushed Red Bull Racing to the absolute limit under the Marina Bay floodlights, but Charles Leclerc ultimately had to settle for second place at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. After launching off the front row alongside polesitter Max Verstappen, Leclerc applied relentless pressure throughout the opening stint. However, high tyre degradation and an aggressive, divergent pit ... Keep reading
Leclerc ‘gave it all’ to secure P2 in SingaporeCharles Leclerc has reflected on his return to the podium at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Leclerc says Ferrari needs more upgrades despite Singapore podiumCharles Leclerc says Ferrari's recent changes have helped, but his return to the podium in Singapore has not removed the need for further development.
Charles Leclerc demands Ferrari upgrades after agonising Singapore GPScuderia Ferrari pushed Red Bull Racing to the absolute limit under the Marina Bay floodlights, but Charles Leclerc ultimately had to settle for second place at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. After launching off the front row alongside polesitter Max Verstappen, Leclerc applied relentless pressure throughout the opening stint. However, high tyre degradation and an aggressive, divergent pit ... Keep reading
Leclerc ‘gave it all’ to secure P2 in SingaporeCharles Leclerc has reflected on his return to the podium at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Leclerc says Ferrari needs more upgrades despite Singapore podiumCharles Leclerc says Ferrari's recent changes have helped, but his return to the podium in Singapore has not removed the need for further development.Loading comments…
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