Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc is losing his patience with the lack of consistency in the performance coming from his car. Leclerc put his Ferrari P5 on the grid for the Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello, also Ferrari’s 1000th World Championship race at the track which they own. However, the SF1000 proved difficult to predict and Leclerc is starting to lose patience with the car, saying he can’t predict when it will perform well and when it won’t. “We were just slow, there’s not much more to add to that,” he told reporters at Mugello. “We didn’t have the pace, I did a good start, put myself I think in the best position possible, I had the two Mercedes that were going away so I had clear air, just struggling so much with the car. “We need to work honestly and try to understand because some races we are not very competitive in quali and we are better in the race, which had been the case at the beginning of the season, now we seem to have done quite a good job yesterday in quali but then struggling massively with the car in the race. It’s a difficult moment.”
Source: planetf1