Mario Isola said Charles Leclerc was a deserving winner of Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix after a strong performance throughout the weekend at Spa-Francorchamps, on what was an extremely difficult Sunday for everyone following the tragic loss the day before of FIA Formula 2 racer Anthoine Hubert. Leclerc started from pole position for the third time in his career, and aside from a couple of laps behind team-mate Sebastian Vettel, led the majority of the forty-four-lap race, taking his maiden Grand Prix triumph despite late pressure from reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton. Isola, the Head of F1 and Car Racing at Pirelli Motorsport, said Leclerc did a great job on what appeared to be the...
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