Charles Leclerc attacked Mercedes' general sluggish speed by tongue in cheek suggesting the utilization of a Ferrari wellbeing vehicle after the Australian GP.Leclerc put in a prevailing execution all through the race end of the week in Melbourne, as F1 got back to the land down under interestingly since 2019.The Monegasque took shaft position in Qualifying after which he serenely dominated the race on Sunday.
He turned into the primary Ferrari driver since Fernando Alonso in 2010 to finish a Grand Slam, subsequent to bringing back home the additional point for the quickest lap of the race. Red Bull's Sergio Perez completed P2, trailed by Mercedes' George Russell.
The race on Sunday saw the Safety Car being conveyed time and again. Leclerc, who was driving the race felt that Bernd Mayländer was going excessively sluggish.
In the post match public interview, the 24-year old said, "I needed to gripe. "However at that point I checked how much the wellbeing vehicle slid in the corner. So I don't think there was much else the SC could give, so I would have rather not put an excessive amount of strain."
While regarding the matter of Safety Cars, Russell shared a light second by expressing that they face no issues with the Mercedes wellbeing vehicles. He added that they're around five seconds quicker than the Aston Martin vehicles ones utilized in Australia.
"We don't generally disapprove of the Mercedes AMG security vehicle," Russell said. "Truly the Mercedes AMG is 5s a lap speedier than the Aston Martin security vehicle." Leclerc had an answer prepared to him to Russell's remarks.
"We really want to put a Ferrari, so then it is 5s speedier than the Mercedes!" he answered.
This was a dig taken at Mercedes' general sluggish vehicle this year. They're inadequate as far as speed contrasted with Ferrari and Red Bull, however preferred unwavering quality over the last option has assisted them with remaining ahead.
Ferrari then again have the most grounded vehicle up to this point this season. They've looked quick and dependable in the initial three rounds and it appears as though they're top picks to bring home the two Championships this year.
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