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What Charles Leclerc has alerted Lewis Hamilton to about Ferrari experience at F1 Italian GP
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Charles Leclerc doesn't know if he will be able to play the win in the race on Sunday against a very strong competition led by McLaren F1. Nevertheless, the Ferrari driver is pleased to see that the SF-25 has a good speed, even if its behavior is still chaotic. "With little fuel as with many, the car is tricky but fast. I prefer it rather than being constant but slow. But we have to work on the consistency. On the short relays, we extracted (...)
The weekend couldn't have been better off for Ferrari! While the Italian team saw a season below its expectations (more than 300 points behind McLaren) despite Lewis Hamilton's arrival this winter, and remains on a double abandon in the Netherlands, she saw her two drivers pass the best times of the first free practice session in Monza, in front of necessarily delighted totiosi. For her first Grand Prix d'Italie under the Scuderia's colours, Lew…
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gptoday.comWhat Charles Leclerc has alerted Lewis Hamilton to about Ferrari experience at F1 Italian GP
Charles Leclerc has disclosed that he has warned Lewis Hamilton that being a Ferrari driver in Formula 1 during the week of the Italian Grand Prix will be “quite tiring”. Hamilton is gearing up to embark on his first race weekend at Monza – where he has bagged a record-equalling five victories – since leaving Mercedes to go to Ferrari. The Briton expressed that the ardent passion surrounding the Italian brand is “unique” as he and Leclerc spent …
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