He is 80 points behind the leader of F1 World Cup and it comes from wasting many opportunities, most of them due to failures in the reliability of his car or strategic mistakes of his team, problems that should be added to his accident in France. Under normal conditions, Leclerc should be closer to the leader Verstappen. The Monegasque knows this, which is why he said he made the most of the vacation he said he “needed” with everything that happened in the first part of the course. And now, there are 9 more races, before a Belgian F1 GP where he could suffer if he changed the engine (which would cost him 5 penalty places on the grid), Leclerc is sure he still has options to fight. He will do this even if race to race may reduce his chances.
THE PICATIONS
“I need them. The first half of the season has been full of ups and downs, a lot of emotions. There was a lot of accumulation of emotions, which leads to tiredness, so I was quite happy to go on vacation and I made . the best of these three weeks. with my family and friends. It was just great.”
OBLIGATION
“We have to maximize every opportunity ahead of us, and I still believe in the championship. Of course, it will be a very hard challenge. But I will believe until the end.”
THE TEAM PICTURE BEFORE THE BELGIUM GP
“The image is actually something we did in 2019 that we couldn’t do in 2020 and 2021 because of COVID.”
“The snapshot is actually something we did in 2019 that we couldn’t do in 2020 and 2021 for COVID reasons. But it’s something we do with the entire factory, all the people involved in the Formula 1 department , which is very good. because you can finally see the faces and talk to them directly and thank them for the support they gave us and the work they did in 2020 and 2021 when we went through these difficult times in car performance and now again fighting for victories. .
WHAT HAPPENED IN HUNGARY
“Speaking of Hungary, obviously we look at it and we will grow as a team, I’m sure. And in 2020 and 2021 we have been working very close together as a team and I think this has helped us to be at the level we’re at, in terms of performance now. And it’s exactly the same thing we’re trying to do now to improve.”
Source: La Verdad
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