Charles Leclerc bemoans bad luck after Virtual Safety Car timing in Italian GP
Charles Leclerc says Ferrari did not get the "full benefit" of a pit-stop under the Virtual Safety Car, due to the race going green.
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Charles Leclerc says Ferrari did not get the "full benefit" of a pit-stop under the Virtual Safety Car, due to the race going green.
It finished behind the Safety Car, but before that which drivers had shone and which flopped in the Italian Grand Prix?
Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing), 2 – Charles LECLERC (Ferrari), 3 – George RUSSELL (Mercedes)
Transcript from the post-race interviews and FIA hosted top three press conference after the 2022 Italian Grand Prix at Monza.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen believes his strong opening lap was what allowed him to romp to victory in the Italian Grand Prix.