Leclerc Reflects on Missed Podium Opportunity at Dutch Grand Prix
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Charles Leclerc finished fifth at the Dutch Grand Prix, just 1.3 seconds from the podium. He attributed his result to a challenging qualifying session and the timing of a Virtual Safety Car.
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First to reportLeclerc rues qualifying deficit and VSC timing after Ferrari’s strong Zandvoort paceCharles Leclerc believes Ferrari had the race pace to challenge for a podium at Zandvoort, but a difficult qualifying position and an unfortunate Virtual Safety Car timing ultimately limited his result to fifth in the Dutch Grand Prix.
f1technical.netMon 24 Aug · 08:49 UTCRead their report →Leclerc rues Dutch GP luck and shares where race was lostCharles Leclerc finished fifth in the final Dutch Grand Prix but was only 1.3 seconds away from the podium in Zandvoort, with Ferrari demonstrating plenty of race pace on Sunday.
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f1technical.netMon 24 Aug · 08:49 UTCRead their report →Leclerc rues Dutch GP luck and shares where race was lostCharles Leclerc finished fifth in the final Dutch Grand Prix but was only 1.3 seconds away from the podium in Zandvoort, with Ferrari demonstrating plenty of race pace on Sunday.Formula1.comMon 24 Aug · 10:59 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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