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George Russell Highlights Ferrari's Plank Wear Woes at the Hungarian GP

In a dramatic finish at the Hungarian Grand Prix, Mercedes driver George Russell overtook Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who was reportedly struggling with technical issues related to plank wear. This decline in pace for Leclerc in the latter stages of the race raises questions about Ferrari's vehicle performance and reliability.

Our Take:

The situation faced by Leclerc not only underscores the ongoing challenges Ferrari faces in maintaining competitiveness but also highlights the importance of technical reliability in F1. As teams head into the latter half of the season, consistent performance under pressure will be crucial, and Ferrari must address these issues swiftly to remain in title contention.

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Source: F1Technical

Red Bull's Shake-Up: Horner's Tragic Exit and The Future of Team Dynamics

In a shocking turn of events, Christian Horner has been dismissed as the head of Red Bull Racing, sparking discussions on his controversial leadership style. Former F1 figures have weighed in, drawing parallels to Greek tragedy and raising questions about the future trajectory of the team. Our Take: The abrupt

Stewards Clarify Leclerc's Penalty After Russell Incident

In a recent clash during the race, Charles Leclerc was penalized for his incident with George Russell. The stewards have provided clarity on their decision, explaining the reasoning behind the penalty imposed on the Ferrari driver. Our Take: The decision highlights the stewards' commitment to maintaining safety and fairness

Piastri Reflects on Missed Opportunity Against Norris in Hungary

In an intense battle during the Hungarian Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri expressed skepticism about his chances of overtaking Lando Norris, especially after a dramatic lock-up on the penultimate lap. While he came close, Piastri believes the race's duration wouldn't have altered the outcome significantly. Our Take:

Leclerc's Frustration: A Missed Win at the Hungarian GP

Charles Leclerc expressed disappointment after finishing fourth in the Hungarian Grand Prix, attributing his decline from pole position to technical issues with his car. The Monegasque driver firmly believes that these reliability problems cost him a potential victory. Our Take: Leclerc's frustration highlights a recurring theme in Formula

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Red Bull's Shake-Up: Horner's Tragic Exit and The Future of Team Dynamics

Stewards Clarify Leclerc's Penalty After Russell Incident

Piastri Reflects on Missed Opportunity Against Norris in Hungary

Leclerc's Frustration: A Missed Win at the Hungarian GP