Charles Leclerc explains why Red Bull is superior at 2022 F1 Italian GP
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The team give an update from Monza ahead of this weekend’s #ItalianGP.
#essereFerrari ?2660139 @Charles_Leclerc “I don’t feel any extra pressure, if anything, it’s extra motivation, which is positive and pushes you to do your very best.”The team give an update from Monza ahead of this weekend’s #ItalianGP.#essereFerrari ? The Red Bull was very quick at Zandvoort even though it has virtually no straights. Ferrari fared very poorly there, even with better cornering speed, and are looking to achieve a good result here on their home soil to boost morale. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc finished on pole while Carlos Sainz was P3 in qualifying on Saturday. The Ferrari garage expects a good result here with the way the cars are performing.
We are slower down the straights - Charles Leclerc on why Red Bull has an advantage at 2022 F1 Italian GP
By Pratik Joshi Modified 11 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Charles Leclerc talks in the drivers press conference during previews ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Italy at Autodromo Nazionale Monza on September 08, 2022, in Monza, Italy (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images) Attending the press conference ahead of the 2022 F1 Italian GP, Charles Leclerc was questioned on where the Ferrari is lacking as compared to Red Bull and Mercedes. Speaking about the difference in performance between Red Bull's RB18 and Ferrari's F1-75, he said: “I think, comparing to Red Bull especially because it’s a bit more consistent throughout the whole year, we are slower down the straights. Their main strength this year are the straight-line speeds, we seem to be a bit quicker in the corners. But in tracks like here, it’s not enough to gain back the advantage that they have on the straights. So compared to Red Bull, I think this will be the case this weekend.” With Red Bull bringing an additional trim to the rear wing flaps to reduce downforce, their straight-line speed is expected to increase more. In contrast, Ferrari is bringing the same package they used at Spa, the only change being the introduction of a single-element beam to enhance aerodynamics. Scuderia Ferrari@ScuderiaFerrari @Charles_Leclerc “I don’t feel any extra pressure, if anything, it’s extra motivation, which is positive and pushes you to do your very best.”The team give an update from Monza ahead of this weekend’s #ItalianGP.
#essereFerrari ?2660139 @Charles_Leclerc “I don’t feel any extra pressure, if anything, it’s extra motivation, which is positive and pushes you to do your very best.”The team give an update from Monza ahead of this weekend’s #ItalianGP.#essereFerrari ? The Red Bull was very quick at Zandvoort even though it has virtually no straights. Ferrari fared very poorly there, even with better cornering speed, and are looking to achieve a good result here on their home soil to boost morale. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc finished on pole while Carlos Sainz was P3 in qualifying on Saturday. The Ferrari garage expects a good result here with the way the cars are performing.