Are their current drivers Ferrari s last hope to win an F1 championship?
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Sainz and Russell had us on the edge of our seats!
Wheel-to-wheel through Signes ?Sainz and Russell had us on the edge of our seats! His F2 and GP3 championship campaigns were as dominant as it could get. When he reached F1, he impressed the Scuderia outfit so much, that Leclerc was a Ferrari driver in just his second year with the team. In terms of top-tier talents, Leclerc is as good as anyone on the F1 grid. Sainz, meanwhile, has made his way through the ranks the hard way. He debuted with Torro Rosso before making his way through Renault and McLaren before eventually finding himself at Ferrari. When it comes to perfect foils, Leclerc and Sainz are as close at it gets to being one. Unfortunately, Ferrari's endeavour to give the two drivers equal opportunity has landed the team in deep trouble, which was evident in the British GP. Considering the dire situation Ferrari find itself in right now, they need to make some tough decisions. They need to set up the dynamics to provide preferential treatment to . Let's find out why.
Feel sorry for Carlos as it should have been a 1-2.
Let’s keep pushing After the last 5 race weekends where everything went wrong, it feels so good to be back on top.Feel sorry for Carlos as it should have been a 1-2. Let’s keep pushing Sure there have been DNFs and mishaps and even accidents for Leclerc, allowing Sainz to close the gap to him. Nevertheless, in terms of performance, Leclerc has clearly been the better of the two. Sainz has recovered from his early season slump and is driving at a good level now. If that continues to be the case, the Spaniard could play the role did last season and could do it as good as the Mexican did against Lewis Hamilton last season. The '#2 driver' tag is something that often gets frowned on, but if you look at it from a team's perspective, the tactic does help win championships. The way Perez defended against Hamilton in Turkey or in Abu Dhabi last season cost the former valuable points, which proved pivotal at the end of the season. For Ferrari, Leclerc putting forth a championship challenge from a 63-point deficit appears tough. However, out of the two drivers, if anyone can do it, it's Leclerc, as Sainz trails his teammate by 26 points.
Are their current drivers Ferrari s last hope to win an F1 championship
Leclerc and Sainz can take the Italian team to the title. Ferrari might not have realised it at the start of the 2022 F1 season, but this year is their litmus test. The Italian team has been a part of the sport since its inception, but with the way the F1 ecosystem is set up, the team is at a critical juncture. Ferrari started the season with a 1-2 finish and won two of the next three races, but things have been all downhill from there. There have been multiple reliability issues plaguing the team. There have been instances of low to poor race IQ. Most importantly, Ferrari have an unenviable task of defending second place against Mercedes rather than challenge Red Bull at the front. The Scuderia outfit have the car to fight for the title. There's no doubt about that, but the team needs to understand that the two drivers in the team are probably their last hope of a championship triumph for a while.Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz - the perfect driver pair for Ferrari
Ferrari do not lack in terms of resources but lacks in its ability to use them judiciously. In Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, the team has two very strong drivers. Leclerc has romped his way through the junior categories to reach F1. Wheel-to-wheel through Signes ?Sainz and Russell had us on the edge of our seats!
Wheel-to-wheel through Signes ?Sainz and Russell had us on the edge of our seats! His F2 and GP3 championship campaigns were as dominant as it could get. When he reached F1, he impressed the Scuderia outfit so much, that Leclerc was a Ferrari driver in just his second year with the team. In terms of top-tier talents, Leclerc is as good as anyone on the F1 grid. Sainz, meanwhile, has made his way through the ranks the hard way. He debuted with Torro Rosso before making his way through Renault and McLaren before eventually finding himself at Ferrari. When it comes to perfect foils, Leclerc and Sainz are as close at it gets to being one. Unfortunately, Ferrari's endeavour to give the two drivers equal opportunity has landed the team in deep trouble, which was evident in the British GP. Considering the dire situation Ferrari find itself in right now, they need to make some tough decisions. They need to set up the dynamics to provide preferential treatment to . Let's find out why.
Case for Carlos Sainz as Charles Leclerc s wingman
Before we proceed, let's get one thing out of the way: Charles Leclerc has clearly been the better of the two Ferrari drivers. Except Monaco, Canada and France, Leclerc has been the better than his teammate this season. for the comparison of the two drivers. After the last 5 race weekends where everything went wrong, it feels so good to be back on top.Feel sorry for Carlos as it should have been a 1-2.
Let’s keep pushing After the last 5 race weekends where everything went wrong, it feels so good to be back on top.Feel sorry for Carlos as it should have been a 1-2. Let’s keep pushing Sure there have been DNFs and mishaps and even accidents for Leclerc, allowing Sainz to close the gap to him. Nevertheless, in terms of performance, Leclerc has clearly been the better of the two. Sainz has recovered from his early season slump and is driving at a good level now. If that continues to be the case, the Spaniard could play the role did last season and could do it as good as the Mexican did against Lewis Hamilton last season. The '#2 driver' tag is something that often gets frowned on, but if you look at it from a team's perspective, the tactic does help win championships. The way Perez defended against Hamilton in Turkey or in Abu Dhabi last season cost the former valuable points, which proved pivotal at the end of the season. For Ferrari, Leclerc putting forth a championship challenge from a 63-point deficit appears tough. However, out of the two drivers, if anyone can do it, it's Leclerc, as Sainz trails his teammate by 26 points.