Charles Leclerc claims Lewis Hamilton hasn’t got “any weaknesses”
Charles Leclerc says the experiences Lewis Hamilton has gained over the years has no weaknesses in it but only strengths
Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton (Via IMAGO)
The Seven-time-world Lewis Hamilton announced his departure from Mercedes after being over 10 plus years with them. The Briton is set to join Ferrari in 2025 replacing Carlos sainz. Charles Leclerc expressed his happiness and curiosity to work with his new teammate and gain his experience to grow.
Charles Leclerc highlighted that he has always believed in learning from its teammate despite of who it is. Leclerc, observing Lewis Hamilton’s driving style and studying their shared data, noticed remarkable strengths without any weaknesses. The 26-year-old emphasized that this is what makes Hamilton incredible on the track. He valued the opportunity to analyze and understand Hamilton’s approach. He saw it as a chance to enhance his own skills and performance
?‼️Charles Leclerc on Sir Lewis Hamilton :
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"When I look at the way he drives – because we always look at each other and data – you don't really see any weaknesses. And that's where Lewis is incredible. He's only got strengths."
"So I'm really looking forward to seeing how he… pic.twitter.com/VohsoXz3iK
I have always said you learn from every single team-mate you have over your career. When I look at the way he drives - because we always look at each other and data you don't really see any weaknesses. And that's where Lewis is incredible. He's only got strengths.Charles Leclerc said, as reported by BBC.com.
Further, Leclerc highlighted that he is eager to watch how Hamilton communicates with teammates, engineers and provides his feedback. He saw this as a valuable opportunity to learn and improve his own skills. The monàgasque was excited about the prospect of gaining insights into the Briton’s approach, which he believed would contribute to his growth as a driver.
So I'm really looking forward to seeing how he works with his engineers, the feedback, and all of these kinds of things, to learn and become betterCharles Leclerc added
Charles Leclerc expressed his optimism as the fastest driver on the grid
Charles Leclerc stated he always had the confidence that he was the fastest driver whenever he headed out for a qualifying lap. He expressed that this belief is a big part of his identity as a racer, where self-assurance in his abilities played a crucial role. The monàgasque trusted in his speed and skill each time he pushed himself to the limit during qualifying sessions. He mentioned, this steadfast belief motivated him to consistently strive for peak performance on the track. This helped him in aiming to showcase his skills against his competitors.
As a driver, you always have the confidence you are the fastest and I do have that whenever I go for a qualifying lapCharles Leclerc stated
Leclerc believed that having the right mindset is crucial for delivering a strong qualifying lap, especially under intense pressure. He mentioned enjoying the challenges of performing well when it matters the most. Leclerc viewed qualifying as an opportunity to showcase his abilities and handle the pressure effectively. He thrived on these high-pressure moments, viewing them as a chance to show his skill and determination on the track.
Certainly, Charles Leclerc stated that while he’s in the car, he or another driver would think that they’re the fastest. Leclerc believed that’s the mindset F1 drivers need to win the races and dominate. Fans are eager to watch the Monàgasque perform at the best level as he did in Monaco.
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