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Ferrari blames backmarkers ignoring blue flags for misplaced 1-2
Formula 1

Ferrari blames backmarkers ignoring blue flags for misplaced 1-2

By Miles Cooper October 30, 2024
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Ferrari group principal Fred Vasseur believes that Components 1’s backmarkers disobeying blue flags finally value Charles Leclerc second within the Mexico Grand Prix.

Leclerc had a spot of over three seconds to Lando Norris going into the ultimate 15 laps of the 71-lap affair on the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez however needed to watch his benefit dissipate when the 2 began to lap visitors – encountering Lance Stroll, Liam Lawson and Franco Colapinto.

The Monegasque then cleared the now-lapped with about half of that preliminary benefit, which Norris was in a position to shut down and start making use of stress. Leclerc then went extensive on the Peraltada on the finish of lap 62 and saved his Ferrari from succumbing to a snap of oversteer – which let Norris by means of.

Vasseur disagreed with an evaluation that Norris was quicker within the closing levels, stating that Leclerc misplaced time and tyre temperature wrangling with the visitors – notably Stroll, behind whom Leclerc misplaced most of his benefit.

“It is your evaluation [Norris was faster] however I am probably not aligned. I feel that Charles had good tempo, however we misplaced three seconds with the blokes who had been blue-flagged,” Vasseur defined.

“And we additionally misplaced a whole lot of temperature within the tyres at this stage and he made a mistake, however I feel from the start, the race was below management.

Ferrari blames backmarkers ignoring blue flags for misplaced 1-2

Lando Norris, McLaren MCL38, Charles Leclerc, Ferrari SF-24

Photograph by: Zak Mauger / Motorsport Photos

“Charles was not glad yesterday with P3 or P4, however nonetheless right this moment he did race. I am a bit upset with the story with the blue flag, it value us P2. However on the finish of the day, it’s like it’s, however we have now to be targeted now on the following one and overlook this one.

“If you do 5 corners when the man has a stable blue, it isn’t unlucky. It is a mistake of the man.”

Elaborating additional when talking to Sky Sports activities F1, Vasseur said that “[Leclerc] misplaced three or 4 seconds into the visitors with some idiots. Norris got here again, Charles pushed a bit an excessive amount of. Maybe he misplaced additionally a bit little bit of temperature within the tyres when he was with these guys.

“Truthfully, they should respect the blue flag and I do not perceive why the FIA did not give them a penalty. We had 4 seconds on Norris. And after the three guys, we had been 1.2 or 1.3 forward.”

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Leclerc advised that he had “no probability” of beating Norris when the McLaren driver started to shut, stating that his conflict with Max Verstappen had helped Ferrari construct one thing of a buffer.

“Lando was flying, and I feel as a group, we have been fairly fortunate that no matter occurred with Max and Lando at first of the race, slowed him down massively.

“His second stint was very, very spectacular. On my aspect, there was no method that I may keep in entrance. I knew that it could be very tough.

“I knew that I needed to have an unbelievable exit out of the final nook, so I attempted to place all the things to have a very good exit, went over the restrict, misplaced the automotive and misplaced the place, however I felt it was a query of laps or corners earlier than I misplaced that place.”

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