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Leclerc's Struggle with Ferrari's 'Undriveable' Car at Hungarian GP

Charles Leclerc expressed his frustration after the Hungarian Grand Prix, citing an "undriveable" Ferrari as a major factor that prevented him from securing what could have been the team's only victory in the 2025 season. Despite a strong start and leading the race for a significant portion, Leclerc's challenges behind the wheel ultimately cost him the win.

Our Take:

Leclerc's comments highlight a deeper issue within Ferrari that extends beyond just this particular race. If the car remains consistently difficult to handle, it raises questions about the team's ability to compete effectively, especially as the season progresses and drivers look for reliability in performance. This discrepancy between pace and driveability could define Ferrari's season and leave fans yearning for better engineering decisions.

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Source: Autosport

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