Paddock News

Leclerc's Dramatic Turnaround Secures Pole Position in Hungary

Charles Leclerc's performance in qualifying was a rollercoaster ride, as the Ferrari star admitted to feeling "horrible" until his final flying lap propelled him to pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Our Take:

Leclerc's ability to remain calm and composed under pressure highlights his potential as a top-tier driver. This moment underscores the importance of mental resilience in Formula 1, where a single lap can determine the outcome of a race weekend.

Read the full article on the original site

Curated by F1Briefing.com

Source: F1Technical

F1 Recruitment: How to Transition from Other Fields

Move into F1: match transferable skills, tailor your resume, gain motorsport experience, network, and prepare for interviews.

Real-Time Analytics in Race Pace Management

How top F1 teams use real-time telemetry, AI and cloud simulations to optimize pit timing, tire strategy and lap pace within split-second decision windows.

How Lotus Ground Effect Changed F1 Teams

Venturi tunnels and sliding skirts revolutionized F1 aerodynamics, forcing rivals to overhaul chassis, suspension and cooling from 1977 to 1981.

Media Bias in F1: Regional Impact on Driver Reputations

Regional F1 media shape driver reputations—domestic broadcasters favor home drivers, skewing global narratives and sponsorships in a 'wrong passport' effect.

Read more

F1 Recruitment: How to Transition from Other Fields

Real-Time Analytics in Race Pace Management

How Lotus Ground Effect Changed F1 Teams

Media Bias in F1: Regional Impact on Driver Reputations