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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has backed Charles Leclerc to come back even stronger at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix following his crash at the last race in in France.
Lewis Hamilton has been struggling to compete for race wins this season like he done all his career as Mercedes’ plagued W13 is proving to be a real slog for Toto Wolff and his team to extract the full potential out of their car.
Charles Leclerc said he does not deserve to be crowned Formula One world champion after he crashed out while leading Sunday's French Grand Prix.
Van de Beek determined to prove himself again under new Man Utd boss ten Hag
The future of the French Grand Prix and several other classic European races was declared uncertain on Monday as the dust settled following Max Verstappen's crushing victory in front of a sell-out crowd at the Paul Ricard Circuit. Widespread misgivings about F1's plans to scrap established traditional races, or rotate them, and instead to hold more 'international' big city street circuit events, including a proposed Las Vegas race, dominated paddock debate during a sun-baked weekend. World champion Verstappen had joined other drivers before the race in objecting to the likely loss of the sport's iconic traditional circuits, including the Spa-Francorchamps track in the Belgian Ardennes, from a proposed 25-race calendar for next year.
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto confirms that Charles Leclerc's crash in Sunday's French Grand Prix was a driver error and not caused by a throttle issue as was initially suggested.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner does not consider Charles Leclerc to be a ‘crasher’ even after the Ferrari driver’s costly mistake at the French Grand Prix.
