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Charles Leclerc has claimed that the problem that curtailed his win hopes in F1’s Hungarian GP is “a lot more complex” than George Russell portrayed.
Charles Leclerc explained that the issue affecting his win at the Hungarian Grand Prix is more complex than George Russell suggested. Leclerc was leading until a problem with his Ferrari caused his lap times to worsen. Russell speculated that Ferrari made changes to Leclerc’s car to prevent excessive plank wear. Leclerc did not confirm Russell’s theory but emphasized the issue’s complexity. Despite a modified suspension, Ferrari may continue to face ride height challenges. Leclerc expressed concern about Ferrari having a winless season and hopes for positive surprises. He noted that starting on pole at Hungary was a significant opportunity that may not recur this year due to McLaren’s strength. Leclerc remains focused on improving as a team to challenge McLaren.
