Leclerc: We can't fight Red Bull or McLaren.

Leclerc: We can't fight Red Bull or McLaren.

      Charles Leclerc finished fourth in the Belgium Grand Prix sprint. At the start, the Ferrari driver was able to overtake Lando Norris, but the McLaren driver quickly regained his position. After the finish, the Monegasque mentioned that the car does not allow fighting with the leaders.

      Charles Leclerc: "Absolutely, we learned some new things in the sprint, but I don't get the feeling that we are far from unlocking the car's maximum potential. During the sprint, I didn't feel like we were out of place or that something was wrong with our setup.

      I don't think there's anything more we can do with the car to compete with Red Bull or McLaren. Unfortunately."

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Leclerc: We can't fight Red Bull or McLaren.

Charles Leclerc finished fourth in the Belgian Grand Prix sprint. At the start, the Ferrari driver managed to overtake Lando Norris, but the McLaren driver quickly regained his position.