
AI-generated summary
Leclerc took second place on the grid for tomorrow's Grand Prix, behind Verstappen on pole, after a qualifying session described as difficult in the first two heats.
We don't overtake them on the straight, they are ahead, the Red Bull is ahead: but let's see what happens tomorrow, for the victory": Charles Leclerc will start from the front row tomorrow, behind Verstappen on pole, but he speaks of difficult qualifying. "In Q1 and Q2 - explains the Ferrari driver to Sky - it wasn't working. Then in Q3 I 'switched off' my brain and went....It's still nice to have two cars, with Lewis third, up front.
But I have to overcome at the start, or it will be difficult in the race."
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Leclerc will try to overtake Verstappen at the start or in the first laps to seek victory
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