Formula 1: Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc Emilia-Romagna has issued a stern warning to rivals ahead of the Grand Prix: Charles Leclark has warned Ferrari’s opponents, claiming that the team is being formed from Italy ‘Funny’ Upgrade for upcoming races. Follow Formula 1 live updates on InsideSport.IN
The Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, one of Ferrari’s home races, right around the corner and ahead of the mega event, 2022 Constructor Championship leaders plan to further upgrade. Leckler says, “We have a few things that are quite interesting that will come up in the next few races. Hopefully, this will help us get our hands on it. But it’s very, very close. So every little difference, every little update that we bring to the car, can make a difference. We will push one hundred percent. “
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Formula 1: Ferrari’s Charles Lacklark champion warns rivals, says ‘be prepared for exciting upgrades’
In just three races so far in the 2022 season, Charles Leclerc has won two to his name and a P2 finish. The Monegasque driver won the season opener in the form of the Bahrain Grand Prix and finished P2 in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. He then went on to win the Australian Grand Prix.
Formula 1: Ferrari’s Charles Lacklark champion warns rivals, says ‘be prepared for exciting upgrades’
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In addition to the Constructors Championship, Ferrari’s Charles Lacklark is one country ahead of the Drivers’ Championship. However, despite his huge leadership, Leclerc is very attentive and determined not to get complacent at this stage. “It’s too early to think about the championship. We will just focus on ourselves. Try to maximize the package and I think the next Emola race will probably be a good track for our car. ” He climbed.
Formula 1: Ferrari’s Charles Lacklark champion warns rivals, says ‘be prepared for exciting upgrades’
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