Charles Leclerc Ferrari struggles revealed at Baku GP
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Charles Leclerc comments Baku's 4th place: "I had the last engine specification. I did what I could but it was difficult to defend myself in the straight. But now the others have also improved in the curves, so we need to react." Watch the VIDEO. The World Championship returns from October 2nd to 4th in Sepang on Sky and streaming on NOW GP BAKU: HIGHLIGHTS
It was not enough a super qualifying to Charles Leclerc to break the negative strip, staying out of the podium for the fifth consecutive race and not going beyond a disappointing fourth place at the end of the Grand Prix of the Azerbaijan 2026 of F1. The Monegasque Ferrari became the protagonist of a bad start from the first row [...]
Leclerc recounts its impossibility to compete in Baku with Mercedes and Red Bull despite the use of the ADUO2 engine.
Charles Leclerc admits that he hoped better than his fourth place finish in the race at the Azerbaijan GP after moving into the front row on the grid. But the Ferrari rider also recalls that Thursday's tests showed the limits of the SF-26 in racing rhythm, and that it is not a great surprise to see Mercedes F1 and Red Bull dominate largely in the lead. The lack of power of the engine, despite the evolution ADUO2, frustrated the Monegasque, who c…
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