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Leclerc Credits Ferrari Upgrades for Stellar Pole Position in Hungary

Ferrari's recent performance enhancements have significantly impacted Charles Leclerc's qualifying results, culminating in a surprising pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Leclerc expressed gratitude for the "big boost" provided by these upgrades, showcasing the team's commitment to improving their competitiveness on the track.

Our Take:

Leclerc's pole position not only highlights the effectiveness of Ferrari's upgrades but also raises questions about their long-term potential for the season. As they strive for consistency, it will be interesting to see if this momentum can translate into results during the race, and whether they can maintain this level of performance throughout the championship.

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Source: F1Technical.net

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