Charles Leclerc explains Ferrari grip error behind costly Hungarian GP start
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Charles Leclerc explains Ferrari grip error behind costly Hungarian GP start
Charles Leclerc has attributed his costly Hungarian GP start to an incorrect Ferrari assessment of the grip available on the Hungaroring grid, rather than an error in his own starting procedure. The miscalculation immediately erased the advantage of starting from the front row and forced the Ferrari driver into a recovery race. Starting second alongside Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc lost several positions within the opening metres. That setback …
Charles Leclerc left the Hungaroring with a feeling of incompleteness. Second on the grid after a promising weekend, the Monegasque hoped to play the first roles at the Hungarian Grand Prix. But a missed flight, combined with a SF-26 whose behaviour proved to be quite different from Ferrari's expectations, turned an ambitious race into a disappointing fourth place. Beyond the result, the rider of the Scuderia is mainly concerned about a fundamen…
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