Salt Rubbed In Charles Leclerc’s Wounds as Ferrari Subjects Him to a Repeat Telecast of a Horror Show Only 4 Week After the Major Blunder

Communication is one of the most vital aspects of racing. This specific scenario has been playing out with Ferrari wonder Charles Leclerc who appears to have been shredded to the core by Ferrari’s carelessness. The team’s negligence has repeatedly stabbed the Monegasque driver who is attempting to end Ferrari’s title drought. While putting in all of his efforts to reach the top, the Ferrari man has not received the best assistance from his team, which culminated in a repeat telecast of a horror show only four weeks after committing a significant misstep.

On a difficult day for the Maranello-based team, Leclerc drove the sluggish SF23 to sixth place. However, it came to light that the 25-year-old was handed a three-place grid penalty as the Stewards pointed out. He impeded Oscar Piastri’s lap time. While attempting to qualify for Q2, Piastri worked hard to set the time, however at the penultimate corner, as the Ferrari driver prepared to enter the pit lane, the McLaren rookie had to slow down, sabotaging his own qualifying.

This scene complicated Leclerc’s life as he had to do extra effort throughout the short race, which he eventually finished in P12. Although this incident was not entirely Leclerc’s fault, it was undoubtedly an erroneous interpretation that resulted in the Monegasque receiving the punishment. A similar scene occurred during the Monaco Grand Prix, where the 25-year-old received a three-place grid penalty because of the Scuderia’s miscommunication after he was discovered blocking Lando Norris while exiting the high-speed tunnel.

The accumulation of incidents may have rendered the Ferrari driver numb, as he was heard quoting in a viral tweet on Twitter following the Sprint setback, “We’ll look with the team where we can improve.”

Later, while wrapping the conversation, the 25-year-old said, “We didn’t manage it in the best way, we’ll see together.”

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Although Leclerc showed some growth earlier on Friday, narrowly losing out on a pole, tragedies befell him on Saturday, and it appears to have wrecked Leclerc from the inside, as the Monegasque cites two obstacles standing in his way of improving his performance. What are those issues?

After a challenging Sprint, Charles Leclerc outlines two roadblocks that are hampering his performance

Leclerc suffered significant setbacks in the second sprint race of the season. Rain was a regular companion at the Austrian circuit, making it tough for the drivers to navigate. As the race progressed, the Monaco driver was found in a duel with Ocon and afterward held in a wheel-to-wheel battle with Lando Norris while attempting to perform better after incurring the penalty. As the race came to a close, Leclerc was out of the points at P12. While expressing his views, the upset Leclerc highlighted two obstacles hindering his way to success.

He said, “Conditions and me. Very simple answer, I’m not at the level that i want in these conditions the second it’s mixed, I’m nowhere. I have no feelings with the car, no excuses, I need to be better in these conditions.”

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With the unpredictable nature of SF23, do you think Charles Leclerc can leave the Red Bull Ring with some decent points?