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Charles Leclerc’s day of running in Bahrain came to an early end when he ran over a loose drain cover.
Charles Leclerc emphasized that the car damage from running over a drain cover did not disrupt Ferrari’s testing in Bahrain. Despite the incident halting the morning session, Ferrari managed to continue their program. Leclerc, who set the fastest lap before the incident, completed 54 laps before handing over to teammate Carlos Sainz. While Ferrari made significant changes to the car during the first two days, Leclerc acknowledged that Red Bull currently seems strongest. Leclerc anticipates that the true competition will be seen during qualifying at the upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix, with the team focusing on fine-tuning the car for optimal performance. You can stay updated on all the F1 action with the 2024 F1 calendar, easily accessible on your smartphone or PC.
