Leclerc vents via radio: “This qualifying is a fucking farce!”
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc did not hold back and vented harshly over the radio about the new qualifying
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Vasseur: “Why didn’t we protest the Mercedes wing? When we found out it was too late, but I don’t want to cause controversy”
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur explained that the Maranello team noticed the Mercedes wing late
Leclerc’s full frustration: “I lost a lot on the straight, disappointing 4th place”
Charles Leclerc’s immediate reaction to the 2026 Japanese GP qualifying at Suzuka: frustration over – again – a battery issue
Hamilton slams the SF-26: “We have to close a huge gap to Mercedes. And it’s not just the PU’s fault”
The enthusiasm for the first podium in red achieved in China by the seven-time world champion seems to have already faded
Hamilton vents on radio: “I’m very slow because I don’t have confidence in the car”. Then he clarifies: “Something is wrong with the set-up”
During the FP2 of the Japanese Grand Prix, Hamilton on the radio seemed decidedly frustrated by the poor feeling with his Ferrari
Ferrari, Ioverno: “Hamilton’s team radio? We will work to give him confidence, but Leclerc also struggled”
During the FP2 of the Japanese Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton said over the radio: “I’m really slow because I don’t have confidence in the car”
Ferrari: no Macarena in Japan, but there are other updates
Ferrari presents itself in Japan with updates to brake ducts and floor support, while the Macarena wing is missing
Russell: “Ferrari faster than us in the corners and in a couple of months some things will change”
George Russell is worried because the technical advantage Mercedes enjoys over Ferrari could soon vanish
The rumor: Ferrari, filming day at Monza to test the upgrades for Miami
The ‘package and a half’ of updates for the Ferrari SF-26 will be tested at Monza during a filming day, as reported by AutoRacer.it
Cigarini: “Ferrari, a less rigid approach and a change of mentality. There is confidence”
Francesco Cigarini, a former Ferrari mechanic for over two decades, analyzed the good news that came from the Chinese GP for Ferrari