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Leclerc Thrilled with Spa Race Delay Decision

Charles Leclerc, after finishing third in the Belgian Grand Prix, expressed his satisfaction with the decision to postpone the race start due to adverse weather conditions. The heavy rainfall led to a delay that Leclerc believes ultimately contributed to a more competitive race environment.

Our Take:

Delaying the race at Spa was undoubtedly a wise move, allowing teams to evaluate the track conditions better and ensuring drivers’ safety. As Leclerc has shown, sometimes patience on the grid can lead to thrilling performances, and this incident may encourage F1 to adopt a more flexible approach regarding weather-related delays in the future.

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Source: https://www.f1technical.net/news/27471

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