Sim racer beats professional drivers: Erhan Jajovski wins the All-Star race After that incident Lucas Blakeley did not conclude the race. But Kiefer put up a hard fight to secure his third place finish and sent Blakeley against the wall. The race pretty much just began when Lucas Blakeley tried to pass Marcel Kiefer in round eight. Marcel Kiefer sends Lucas Blakeley into the wall Multiple attempts to take first place failed and in the end he had to be satisfied finishing second. Alexander Albon just can’t overcome Charles LeclercĮventough Alexander Albon is an experienced Formula 1 driver, trying to overtake Charles Leclerc put the 24-year-old seemed next to impossible. At the end of the event, the racers raised more than $70,000 to fight against COVID-19. Not only did he beat Alexander Albon in this competition but also their brothers Luca Albon and Arthur Leclerc. Leclerc also organized #RaceForTheWorld, a charity event with many notable F1 pilots attending. Charles Leclerc managed to win the race, securing his second title in a row after a neck-and-neck battle with Alexander Albon. The highlight of the weekend was undoubtedly the Formula 1 Virtual China Grand Prix. When asked how he’ll bounce back after the race, Leclerc said: “Think I’m going to close myself at home… I just want to stay at home.Charles Leclerc asserted his dominance again last weekend, winning both the Virtual GP and his charity event. Leclerc explained that he tried to remove his Ferrari from the barriers but his clutch wasn’t working, which he called a “shame” as there was only light damage to his car. “I have not been very consistent and I paid the price of doing one big mistake during the race.”
“I like to have oversteer but whenever there is this heat, it makes it very difficult to be consistent,” he said.
Leclerc says he’d grappled with a “tricky balance all weekend” and was struggling for consistency in the hot temperatures. “For the second half of the season, I need to get on top of this if I want to be world champion.” “If at the end of the year we count back and it’s 32 points missing, then I know it’s coming from me and that I did not deserve to win the championship,” Leclerc added. Leclerc’s reference to 32 points includes his mistake at Imola where he crashed while chasing down second place and finished in sixth place instead of third – losing him seven points. 32 points, 25 today as it was likely we were going to win this race.” “I feel like I’m performing at probably the highest level of my career since the beginning of the season but there’s no point performing at this high level if I then go on to make mistakes. “I didn’t know that I had left my radio on, extremely frustrating. “No, it wasn’t or at least I don’t know yet if it was,” Leclerc said when asked if it was a car issue. While Leclerc’s team radio message of “I cannot go on the throttle” initially hinted at a mechanical problem, Leclerc admitted after the race that it was purely his mistake. The error lodged Leclerc in the barriers and into a position that he couldn’t get his damaged Ferrari out of, eliminating him from the race and providing a comfortable path to victory for his chief championship rival Verstappen.Ībsolute heartbreak for Leclerc and Ferrari 💔 #FrenchGP #F1 /qUmPlzWEVn Leclerc was pushing hard on his worn medium tyres while Verstappen was on his fresh hards when Leclerc lost control of his Ferrari at the sweeping Turn 11 Beausset right-hander.
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Leclerc was repelling consistent pressure from Verstappen in the opening stint of the Paul Ricard F1 race before the Red Bull driver pulled the trigger by making his opening pitstop first.
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Charles Leclerc has taken full blame for crashing out of the lead of the French Grand Prix, saying further such errors would mean he would deserve to lose the Formula 1 title to chief rival Max Verstappen.
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