Charles Leclerc led teammate Carlos Sainz to a dominant victory for Ferrari at the United States Grand Prix, while Lando Norris was relegated to fourth place after a five-second penalty for overtaking race leader Max Verstappen off-track. This marks Ferrari's first one-two finish in the United States since 2006, solidifying Verstappen's lead in the drivers' championship with five races left this season. Despite struggling with the car's performance throughout the weekend, Leclerc's confidence in the race paid off as he secured his third win of the season and the eighth of his career.
The 2024 Formula 1 season has been turned on its head as a genuine championship battle breaks out between multiple drivers and teams, making the Pirelli United States Grand Prix in Austin a must-watch event. After years of domination by drivers like Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton, it's now Max Verstappen who leads the pack, but he's facing fierce competition from Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc, and Oscar Piastri. And in a surprising turn of events, it's McLaren Mercedes, not Red Bull Honda, who's leading in the constructor standings. Could any of the top eight drivers take the win in Austin on Sunday? It's anyone's race to win.
In a thrilling race at Monza, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc won his second Italian Grand Prix, much to the delight of the team's fans. This win also marks his second victory of the season, following his win at the Monaco GP. Despite being challenged by McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, Leclerc was able to hold on to his lead and finish the race comfortably ahead. Piastri, who came in second, expressed his disappointment at not being able to secure the top spot.
With a bold one-stop strategy, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc secured a rare victory for the team at the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix. Despite facing tough competition, Leclerc and his team's decision to only pit once paid off and delighted the home fans. Ferrari's nine upgrades at their home race also played a crucial role in their success.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc pulled off a stunning win at the Italian Grand Prix, utilizing a daring one-stop strategy to snatch the lead from the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. While Norris was able to re-pass Piastri for second place, Leclerc held on in the closing laps to secure a memorable home victory for Ferrari. Red Bull's Max Verstappen, who started from pole, could only manage a disappointing sixth place finish. McLaren's strong performance also allowed them to close the gap to Red Bull in the constructors' standings.
In a nail-biting race at Monza on Sunday, Formula One fans were treated to a glorious win for Ferrari's Charles Leclerc who held off contenders Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris to secure his second Italian Grand Prix victory. This result also sees Norris chip away at Max Verstappen's championship lead, as the Red Bull driver struggled to keep up and finished in sixth place. Leclerc's strategic use of a single pit stop and his ability to maintain his hard tyres throughout the race were vital in securing the win for the delighted Ferrari fans.
McLaren driver Lando Norris claimed his second successive pole position, and third in four races, with teammate Oscar Piastri joining him in a front row sweep during qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix. Mercedes' George Russell surprised with a third-place start, while Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz will start in fourth and fifth respectively with a new upgraded car. Fans are eagerly anticipating an exciting race at Autodromo Nazionale Monza circuit on Sunday.
Charles Leclerc, one of the top drivers in Formula 1, welcomed a new member into his family – a miniature dachshund named Leo. The adorable puppy quickly turned into a celebrity within the F1 community, with people recognizing him during walks and paddock visits. Despite not having a social media account yet, Leo is expected to gain millions of followers thanks to Leclerc's fame and the regular appearances at F1 events. In an interview, Leclerc expressed his love for the puppy and how he has brought joy to his life.
In a candid conversation with Youtuber Toni Cowan-Brown, Scuderia Ferrari HP driver Charles Leclerc discusses the crucial role of communication between drivers and race engineers during a race. He reveals that he values driver feedback and uses it as a guide for his performance, even if it contradicts data. This insight sheds light on the dynamic relationship between drivers and engineers in the racing world.
Max Verstappen has secured the pole position for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, despite facing a 10-place grid penalty for taking a new engine. The Red Bull driver topped the times in a mixed qualifying session, followed by Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Red Bull's Sergio Perez, who finally ended his streak of qualifying failures. Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton qualified fourth, while McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will start from fifth and sixth, followed by Mercedes' George Russell in seventh. Stay tuned for a thrilling race on Sunday as Verstappen attempts to gain ground from his grid penalty.