Leclerc leads Mexico City FP2 from Norris
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was the quickest man on Friday after topping both practice sessions at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc claims Austin result wouldn't have changed had Ferrari adopted one-stop strategy
Ferrari and Red Bull Racing went for a two-stop strategy for the Grand Prix in Austin on Sunday, while race winners Mercedes and Kimi Antonelli went for a one-stopper. However, Leclerc managed to beat Verstappen in the final part of the race and deny him second place as the…
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