“Worst Strategy Ever…”: Charles Leclerc Left Raging Over Ferrari F1 Blunder Amid Recent Hungary Heartbreak

The fairytale start of the season for Ferrari man Charles Leclerc has become a complete nightmare. In a space of 13 races, the Italian team turned their championship lead into a deficit. For this unfortunate twist of fate, Ferrari has only themselves to blame.

The poor team strategies and the unreliability of the car are the main causes for concern here. So far, Leclerc’s ill fate has played its part as the Monegasque lost out on a win from a leading position on four separate occasions. Although the poor luck seems to follow the Monegasque on and off track.

As you might know, Leclerc is a gamer and also streams in his free time. During one of his streams, while Leclerc was playing F1, his real life arguably played out in front of his eyes.

In the uncanny coincidence, Leclerc is strapped on with a set of tires during a pit stop in the game that he did not agree with. Sound familiar?

During the entire pit stop, the Ferrari man exclaimed, “Oh wait wait wait wait. No no no. NO!!!! You chose the wets, That is definitely the worst strategy ever!”

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No one can make this up. It seems the F1 game has become too realistic. Anyway, the coincidence coupled with Leclerc’s reaction produced some situational comedy gold.

However, similar situations on track evidently do not sit well with the Monegasque.

Charles Leclerc gets a word of advice from a former Ferrari driver

Leclerc has been openly critical of his team’s strategic calls during the course of the season. He feels Ferrari’s error in judgment has cost him dearly in the driver’s championship.

Public criticism has become a trend, as Leclerc does not shy away from expressing himself during the post-race interviews. However, his recent criticism in Hungary earned him some advice from a former driver.

Felipe Massa suggested, “Well, definitely, he’s not happy at all. But you need to be patient because if you start a fight now, it will not help the team.”

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This is valuable and well-timed advice from the former Ferrari man, as the Reds will try to launch a comeback after the summer break.