Ferrari’ Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc ‘pumped up’ to take the fight to McLaren in title tussle
Ferrari has been the most in-form side, securing podiums in five of the last six races along with two race wins.
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Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc (via Getty Images)
Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are confident of their team’s chances in the upcoming Brazilian GP this weekend. Leclerc and Sainz have been on the podium consecutively, sharing a win each in the last two races.
Charles Leclerc won the United States Grand Prix in formidable fashion, starting from P4 on the grid. He has made up for his lost form and has been a competent force for the Maranello-based team. Carlos Sainz, on the other hand, won the Mexican GP last week, starting in pole position for the first time this year.
Sainz explained that he and Leclerc both fancy their chances ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix. He believes that their partnership can be effective in clinching the constructors’ championship this year.
We both believe it is possible and we are actually talking about it more and more often now. We pump each other up a bit, knowing that there’s a chance and we are like, yeah, come on. We have a good relationship and I think we both know there is a chance and we both know we are in a good moment in our driving, the way we’re driving.
Carlos Sainz via gpblog
The Spaniard departs for Williams Racing next year after having spent four seasons with Ferrari. He will now wish to win more races and deploy his best performances to bid farewell to the Maranello-based team on a mighty high.
Fred Vasseur lays out Ferrari’s approach ahead of Brazilian Grand Prix
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has been pleased with his team’s progress over the past few races. The 56-year-old has been a key figure in the Maranello-based team’s resurgence over the past 24 months.
I think it’s important for us to have no distraction. We are clear, we are focused on what we are doing, on the car, on the management of the team. We are taking it race-by-race, and not thinking about the global picture, and it’s paying off.
Fred Vasseur via fi.com
Fred Vasseur has talked of not having any distractions for the betterment of the team. He believes that the Maranello-based outfit is more fruitful in having a singular approach to each of the races ahead.
Ferrari’s efforts have propelled them to second in the constructors’ championship ahead of Red Bull. They now seek to make the most of their blazing form as Formula 1 heads to Interlagos for an exciting race this week.
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