Summary
An unseen video shows Charles Leclerc had brake problems during the Singapore Grand Prix with his Ferrari SF-25 car. These issues affected how he raced, and he had to manage brake temperatures throughout the race, which limited his ability to compete effectively.
Key Facts
- Charles Leclerc had brake issues during the Singapore Grand Prix with his Ferrari SF-25 car.
- These problems were not broadcast during the race by Formula One.
- Leclerc had to use a driving strategy called LICO (lift off and coast) from Lap 5 to manage high brake temperatures.
- The brake issue limited Leclerc's ability to compete and maintain speed throughout the race.
- On Lap 51, Leclerc was instructed to perform LICO again to protect his brakes.
- Leclerc's brake problems allowed other drivers, like Kimi Antonelli, to overtake him.
- Leclerc expressed frustration about the continuous brake management during the race.
