Tags: Charles Leclerc
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Leclerc: Always borderline, always in the rules
With the parameters of what is allowed defined in Austria, Charles Leclerc says his battles with Max Verstappen at Silverstone were “borderline” but “always in the rules”.
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Leclerc thanks Verstappen for overtaking lessons
Charles Leclerc put the lessons learned at the Austrian GP to great use at Silverstone as he got his elbows out as his battle with Max Verstappen was renewed.
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Hamilton wins Verstappen -v-Ferrari British GP
Lewis Hamilton made the most of a Safety Car to grab a record-breaking sixth British GP win as Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc created the highlights reel.
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Vettel mystified by qualifying struggles
Sebastian Vettel had no answers for why he struggled so badly for performance during qualifying for the British Grand Prix.
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Qualy: Bottas dashed British hopes by 0.006s
Valtteri Bottas snatched pole position for the British Grand Prix from Lewis Hamilton by 0.006s in what was Mercedes’ 64th front row lock-out in F1.
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Leclerc ‘more than happy’ to race aggressively
Charles Leclerc says if F1 wants to give the go-ahead to aggressive racing then he’s all in, but what he wants most of all is consistency.
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Leclerc ‘doesn’t see’ Vettel retiring soon
Charles Leclerc also doubts there is any truth whatsoever to claims that Sebastian Vettel is considering retirement from Formula 1.
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‘Austrian results hints at brilliant future for F1’
With two 21-year-old drivers on the Austrian GP podium in Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc, F1 has a “brilliant future” according to sporting boss Ross Brawn.
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‘Hungry’ Leclerc’s time will come says Ferrari boss
Losing a race win for the second time in his career in heartbreaking circumstances, Mattia Binotto is adamant Charles Leclerc’s time will come.
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Verstappen not expecting lingering issues with Leclerc
Max Verstappen is confident there are no hard feelings between himself and Charles Leclerc, saying they were already “good” after the stewards’ meeting.
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Verstappen retains Austria GP win, Leclerc stays second
Max Verstappen has retained his Austrian GP victory after the FIA stewards took no further action against his pass on Charles Leclerc.
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Verstappen delivers thrills, the win and an investigation
Max Verstappen lived up to his billing as a Formula 1 star as he overtook Sebastian Vettel, Valtteri Bottas and Charles Leclerc in the final 20 laps of the Austrian GP to win Red Bull’s home race.
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Leclerc: Verstappen didn’t leave a car width
Charles Leclerc claims that Max Verstappen failed to leave him a car width during his overtake to win the Austrian Grand Prix.
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Horner: Verstappen penalty would be ‘stealing’
Red Bull principal Christian Horner claims that the stewards would be “stealing from Formula 1” if they stripped Max Verstappen of the Austrian GP win.
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Verstappen under investigation for Leclerc pass
Max Verstappen is under investigation for a late pass, and whack, on Charles Leclerc that could cost the Red Bull driver the Austrian Grand Prix win.
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Leclerc: New set-up gave boost for pole
Charles Leclerc claims a new set-up philosophy on the SF90 gave him a boost after he claimed pole for the Austrian Grand Prix.
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FIA post-qualifying press conference – Austria
Charles Leclerc is on pole for the Austrian GP as he looks to avenge the cruel events of Bahrain and win his first grand prix.
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FP3: Leclerc quickest as Ferrari remain on top
Charles Leclerc and Ferrari continued to set the pace ahead of the all-important qualifying session for the Austrian Grand Prix.
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Leclerc expects more Mercedes dominance in Austria
Charles Leclerc is expecting more of the same from Mercedes in Austria, saying it is “quite difficult” for Ferrari to be on the same level as them.
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Leclerc: Nothing untoward about hurry up messages
Charles Leclerc says there was nothing untoward about asking Sebastian Vettel to hurry up in qualy, he was merely worried that he wouldn’t have enough time to start a flying lap.
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Leclerc staying clear of ‘political games’
Charles Leclerc refuses to get caught up in the “political games” at Ferrari as he continues to manage his relationship with Sebastian Vettel.
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Leclerc didn’t know about Vettel penalty
Charles Leclerc has revealed that Ferrari didn’t tell him about Sebastian Vettel’s five-second time penalty at the Canadian GP.
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Leclerc: A shame but good sign for the future
There was a lot that went wrong in Canada for Ferrari, however, the team showed great race pace leading Charles Leclerc to say at least is a “good sign for the future.”
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Vettel pumped up after ending pole drought
Sebastian Vettel was “full of adrenaline” after he claimed pole for the Canadian Grand Prix – his first pole since Germany 2018.
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Leclerc: A few mistakes, lessons learned
Adjusting to life with Ferrari, and regular Q3 appearances, has led to a few mistakes from Charles Leclerc but with those mistakes come lessons learned.
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Ferrari need ‘another step’ to challenge Mercedes
Charles Leclerc has joined Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel in claiming that Mercedes are still the quicker team in Canada.
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Leclerc: Really hope we can have a successful GP
Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari head to Montreal with an opportunity to not only bring home a good result, but have a “successful” weekend.
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Leclerc battle good for Ferrari says Vettel
Sebastian Vettel believes his battle with new team-mate Charles Leclerc in 2019 is a good thing for Ferrari.
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‘Leclerc had the right attitude in Monaco’
Despite reports suggesting Ferrari wanted him to play it easy, Mattia Binotto says Charles Leclerc’s attacking attitude in Monaco was the “right” one.
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‘Leclerc and Ferrari close to breaking point’
Six races into his Ferrari career and Charles Leclerc’s relationship with the Scuderia is “close to breaking point” according to a report in the Italian media.