Sainz thinks grievance of Ferrari’s F1 approach is “unfair”
In recent races, Ferrari has come under fire for strategy calls that have cost it big results, such as the decision not to change Leclerc's used tyres at the last safety car during the British Grand Prix, and the pit blunder that cost him victory in Monaco. But at Paul Ricard on Saturday, Ferrari enacted a pre-weekend plan for Sainz to tow Leclerc in his slipstream in Q3 to negate Red Bull's top speed advantage over the Scuderia along the back straight. The plan worked perfectly, with Lec
Leclerc will “assume two times” about driving historical F1 cars after Monaco crash
Leclerc changed into taking part in an illustration run at the 2022 Monaco Historic event last Sunday whilst the 1974 Ferrari 312B3 suffered brake trouble. The 2022 Bahrain and Australian GP winner became on his 1/3 lap when he lost the rear of the auto into the famous Rascasse proper-hander, finishing up inside the barriers. His team-mate Carlos Sainz said on Thursday that he wouldn’t want to take the risk of driving an ancient car even as Ferrari has been within the identity fight.