Certainly not the result that Charles Leclerc was expecting who, after Verstappen's puncture, was dominating the race. They took a somewhat confusing strategy from Ferrari out of Leclerc's hands the victory at the Silverstone GP. At the checkered flag, Charles even arrives off the podium in fourth position.
Leclerc very mature on the microphones
However, the Monegasque knows that his attitude in front of the microphones is wrong it would take away the importance of the success he had just arrived at home Ferrari and it could ruin the party for the first victory of his teammate Carlos Sainz. According to Charles, however, keeping up with Sainz in the first stint it wasted his time and that this was it another missed opportunity from a global perspective: “Could it have been done differently on the occasion of the Safety Car? I do not know. Obviously it's still a race where the final result isn't there. I did everything, I think it was also seen in the defense at the end. I don't know what I could do more. However, I was the car in front at the moment of the Safety Car. The team decided to diversify strategies, not stopping the car in front and stopping the one behind. For me it obviously wasn't the right decision, but that's how it is."
“I'm no one to ask for clarification”
Clarifications? I'm no one to ask for clarification from Ferrari. It was a frustrating race. I have the impression that I lost time in the first stint. Today is Carlos' victory and I wouldn't want the focus to be shifted to my disappointment, but to his first victory, it's a special moment for him. But for my part I cannot hide my disappointment. Missed opportunity from a World Cup perspective? I think this is pretty obvious."
ARTICLE BY FRANCESCO ORLANDO
