Jerome MironThe content Charles Leclerc Dominates for Ferrari – “Everything just went right” appears first here ...

While Charles Leclerc is not behind future Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton ... Brilliant race to do that one-stop strategy. “And I’m not sure Charles would have done that so effectively ...

Ferrari's fortunes have been on the rise in the second half of the F1 season. Charles Leclerc, after securing ... notably after Ferrari's tyre strategy ruined their qualifying at the Singapore ...

Ferrari's fortunes have been on the rise in the second half of the F1 season. With four podium finishes in the last five races, Charles Leclerc still ... numerous errors in strategy and execution ...

Oscar Piastri scored a third consecutive podium finish and Charles Leclerc capped a comeback to P5 after starting the race in P9 at the Singapore GP. The McLaren driver and Ferrari driver had a ...

Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari remains in contention for Formula 1 victory at the United States Grand Prix despite falling ...

Charles Leclerc started the Italian Grand Prix ... Charles had to opt for a different strategy. With the Australian opting for the safer two-stop strategy, Ferrari decided to put Charles on the ...

However, a bigger discussion in the paddock lately has been around his upcoming rivalry with Charles Leclerc. The Monegasque driver ... In the past, driver errors and Ferrari’s strategy mishaps have ...

Norris has been unfortunate not to record better results, largely thanks to a Ferrari strategy masterstroke ... when both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified for excessive plank ...

but Ferrari's strategists also earned their money at the Marina Bay Circuit, executing two very different, but masterful strategies with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz. F1Technical's lead journalist ...

Charles Leclerc took an unlikely victory in front of the Tifosi home crowd at the Italian Grand Prix, when Ferrari elected to switch him to a one-stop strategy late into the race. Strategy was always ...

The Singapore Grand Prix weekend was far from ideal for Ferrari. Fifth for Charles Leclerc and seventh for Carlos Sainz was ... The scenario of the race was a big difference, and I think it was a good ...