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Ferrari F1 driver Charles Leclerc has opened up on ‘impossible’ issues with his SF-25 car which prevented him from claiming victory at the Hungarian Grand…
Ferrari F1 driver Charles Leclerc expressed frustration over technical issues with his SF-25 car that hindered his Hungarian Grand Prix victory chances, despite securing pole position.
Leclerc outpaced his McLaren rivals during qualifying, while his teammate Lewis Hamilton struggled in 12th place, marking Leclerc’s 27th pole position in F1.
Despite his strong start in the race and maintaining the lead early on, Leclerc’s pace dwindled in the latter stages, finishing off the podium, well behind the winner Lando Norris.
Leclerc cited team issues impacting performance, leading to his unattainable win in Budapest as he indicated on social media, vowing to push harder in the remaining season.
With Leclerc showcasing dominance at Ferrari, Hamilton faces pressure to regroup during the summer break after being consistently outperformed in qualifying and lacking podium finishes compared to his teammate.
