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Charles Leclerc has said a “sweet spot” in the regulations on overtaking in F1 can never be found, after a fierce battle with Alex Albon late in the Emilia-Romagna GP.
Charles Leclerc expressed his belief that a “sweet spot” in the Formula 1 regulations for overtaking is unattainable, following a heated battle with Alex Albon during the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix at Imola. Despite a strong performance, Leclerc was overtaken by Albon and then by Lewis Hamilton, prompting team orders for Leclerc to relinquish his position. Leclerc felt frustrated by the outcome, acknowledging the fine line between aggressive racing and breaking the rules. He vowed to review the incident but maintained that he had given his all within the limits. Leclerc emphasized the complexity of adhering to racing rules and the difficulty in pleasing everyone involved in such decisions. Ultimately, he accepted the unpredictability of race incidents and the need for drivers to adapt and move forward.
