Ferrari's Leclerc fastest in first French practice
Ferrari made a strong start to the French Grand Prix weekend, and their bid for a third win in a row, on Friday (Jul 22) with Charles Leclerc fastest in first practice at Le Castellet.
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Ferrari made a strong start to the French Grand Prix weekend, and their bid for a third win in a row, on Friday (Jul 22) with Charles Leclerc fastest in first practice at Le Castellet.
Ferrari made a strong start to the French Grand Prix weekend, and their bid for a third win in a row, on Friday with Charles Leclerc fastest in first practice at Le Castellet.
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc went fastest in the first practice session of the Grand Prix weekend in France, going quicker than Max Verstappen by just nine-hundredths of a second.
Sir Lewis Hamilton is not taking part in the first practice session for this weekend’s French Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton be replaced by Mercedes reserve driver Nyck de Vries in the first practice session at the French Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion has elected to skip FP1 at Le Castellet with the team required to give at least two sessions to their rookie driver during the course of the season. Ad/> Mercedes have allowed their drivers to pick the race at which they give up a session, with Hamilton opting to miss the opening laps of the Paul Ricard Circuit.
Mercedes have announced that Sir Lewis Hamilton will not take part in the first practice session for this weekend’s French Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton will not take part in first practice for the French Grand Prix on Friday, with reserve driver Nyck De Vries behind the wheel of his Mercedes instead.
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