Charles Leclerc not giving up on title hopes with motivated message for Silverstone
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc says that he is not giving up on the championship despite the recent misfortune he has suffered in the last few rounds.
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The legendary Formula 1 circuit at Spa-Francorchamps is tipped to be missing from the 2023 calendar.
Erik ten Hag's stance on Anthony Martial as Man Utd fail to find buyer for Frenchman
Anthony Martial could be reintegrated into Manchester United’s first-team squad next season after the Red Devils failed to find a buyer for the Frenchman.
Reliability, a fast, resurging Ferrari... factors that could hamper Verstappen's title bid
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FIA propose further talks with F1 teams after Canadian Grand Prix controversy
The FIA will meet teams this week in an attempt to defuse the controversy caused by their intervention in the regulations that overshadowed the Canadian Grand Prix. F1’s governing body had attempted to address the problems with cars bouncing on track this season, amid fears for drivers’ safety, but their efforts only caused friction across the paddock.
Defiant Charles Leclerc Insists Ferrari Can Beat Red Bull And Max Verstappen
Charles Leclerc left the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in defiant mood after Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix and insisted that he can overhaul Max Verstappen to win this year's world championship. The 24-year-old Monegasque Ferrari driver is 49 points adrift of Red Bull's world champion, who on Sunday reeled off his sixth win of the season, but still believes it is not an insurmountable deficit. Leclerc finished fifth after a storming, if frustrating, race from the back of the grid having been handed a grid penalty for taking a new power unit. “Reliability is a concern for everyone this season,” said Leclerc. “But if we can fix that, we have the performance to come back and so, from Silverstone, we will be trying to gain points back.