F1 | Ferrari, radio problems for Leclerc

It's raining wet. The problems that have made it less and less competitive were not enough Ferrari in these last races. The radio also started to cause problems for the Maranello team. In the Hungarian Grand Prix, but also in previous world championship events, the Cavallino team had to face this problem as underlined by Charles Leclerc. An inconvenience that forced the Monegasque to have to raise his voice to make himself understood in the best possible way by his track engineer.

“We had many problems with the radio and one word in four was not understood by the engineer, we have had these problems for three or four races – reported Leclerc, quoted by RacingNews365 – We have to fix it”.

Leclerc then added: “My tone of voice is quite high because I need to make myself heard. I wanted to make sure they didn't hear me badly and that I wanted to be aggressive at the beginning and not aggressive at the end. So it was just a matter of being clear about our radio problem.”