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Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur believes Charles Leclerc was “lucky” to finish the F1 Hungarian GP after a chassis issue thwarted his chance of victory.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes Charles Leclerc was fortunate to finish fourth in the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix due to a chassis issue affecting his race. Leclerc started on pole but lost pace after a pit stop, allowing Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and George Russell to overtake him. Vasseur expressed concern over the chassis problem and the team’s struggle to maintain pace. He felt Leclerc could have won if not for the car issue impacting performance. Vasseur also suggested McLaren’s strategy change was influenced by Ferrari’s pace and potential for victory. Leclerc’s compromised race highlighted the team’s frustration despite their strong start.
