F1: Leclerc, 'finally a good feeling in the wet in Ferrari'
The Monegasque Ferrari driver also talks about the tension with Hamilton
Quick Look
- Charles Leclerc, Ferrari driver, defines qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix as positive and says he learned a lot with the team.
- He also talks about the tension with teammate Hamilton last weekend, explaining that he clarified with him.
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Why It Matters
Leclerc speaks after qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix and reports tension with teammate Hamilton last weekend.
It was a much more positive qualifying than the result we had, we learned a lot with the team. I decided to be much more aggressive in many choices, it was an experiment that will pay off and finally in the wet - which was my specialty in the smaller categories - I had a good feeling in Ferrari, after many difficult years.
These are the words of Charles Leclerc, speaking to Sky, after qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix. The Monegasque was then asked about the tension with teammate Hamilton last weekend: "We always need to have a discussion, but I don't think it's appropriate to continue talking about it for so long: I spoke with Lewis and it's the most important thing, we don't always have to agree but it's important to close this chapter."
Open Questions
- What was the exact result of Leclerc's qualifying?
- What was the nature of the tension between Leclerc and Hamilton?
