Charles Leclerc defends Ferrari strategy at Monaco GP: “I don’t think this was a mistake…”

Leclerc finished sixth in Monaco - classifying where he started after picking up a five-place grid penalty for impeding 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris in qualifying.
Ferrari called Leclerc in on Lap 45, while168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: George Russell, who was running behind him, stayed out.
Up until his mistake, it was a masterstroke from Russell, as he rejoined in third as the rain fell, while Leclerc was unable to make up any positions🎶.
Speaking after the race, Leclerc was quick to defend Ferrari for the deci♕sions they made during the race.
"We have done mistakes on strategy i𒁃n the past. I don't think this was a mistake. In those conditions, you have more probability of having a safety car, with so many cars on slicks in the rain.
"So we were waဣiting for a safety car by someone making a mistake. That didn't happen and that's it. With the benefit of hindsight, stopping befor💟e was the right decision.
"We had a very difficultꦰ car in traffic. Our pace is bet൩ter than what we have shown today. In the end, I couldn't do much more. The car was very difficult to drive in the wet."

Lec🧜lerc confirmed Ferrari will have a number of upgrades for next weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix.
“Weಞ will have a few new parts,” he added. “I hope it goes in the right direction.
“We don’t expect miracles. Hopefully it’s enough to 🀅have a good qualifyi💯ng, at least.”

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