Charles Leclerc was left “very frustrated” by a power unit problem that was causing him significant performance as Ferrari failed to finish the Canadian Grand Prix with either car. Ferrari informed Leclerc it could see a problem on the power unit even before he radioed back to ask about the car’s performance, and he was told to keep pushing despite losing time. A gamble regarding a pit stop for slick tires before a rain shower also backfired before Leclerc retired, with Carlos Sainz also failing to finish after spinning into Alex Albon later in the race. “I could feel that I was 1.3 seconds slower in the straights,” Leclerc said. “That was the only thing really — the car...
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