Charles Leclerc concedes he won't deserve to win this year’s F1 world championship if he continues to make “unacceptable” mistakes, having crashed out of the lead of the FrenchGP
Charles Leclerc says he will not deserve to win this year’s F1 world championship if he continues to make “unacceptable” mistakes, having crashed out of the lead of the French Grand Prix.
Leclerc initially appeared to blame a throttle issue for the incident, but later took full responsibility, admitting he “just lost the rear” coming out of the corner.Click to subscribeSubscribe to our YouTube channel to get the latest reviews, interviews and more The only notable mistake Leclerc has made aside from France came at Imola, when he spun out of third place while chasing downVerstappen’s seventh victory from 12 races compounded the catastrophic blow to Leclerc’s fading title hopes.
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