Charles Leclerc admitted that his performance at the Canadian Grand Prix was not perfect and expressed frustration with Ferrari’s strategy decisions during the race. He emphasized that his focus is not on proving anyone wrong but on doing his job to the best of his abilities. Despite the setbacks, he remains confident in his team’s understanding of his goals and desires in racing.
Team boss Fred Vasseur acknowledged Leclerc’s concerns about the strategy and noted that they took some risks due to their position in the race. The Monegasque driver faced challenges throughout the weekend, including a crash in the first practice session, leading to chassis damage. Despite a disappointing qualifying session, Leclerc remains determined to improve and turn the situation around in the next race.
Leclerc’s disappointment with his qualifying performance was evident, as he believed he had the pace to fight for pole position. He attributed a mistake on his final flying lap to the dirty air from another car, ultimately starting the race from 8th position. Despite the setbacks, Leclerc remains focused on regrouping for the upcoming race and delivering a better performance.
