Charles Leclerc aims for reset at Ferrari ahead of Austrian Grand Prix

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc, after two podiums early in the season, struggled in Canada, Monaco and the Barcelona Grand Prix, citing brake‑by‑wire issues, an accident in qualifying and a loss of steering assistance. He announced he will treat the upcoming Austrian Grand Prix as a "reset", copying teammate Lewis Hamilton’s setup and switching brake suppliers following criticism after Monaco. Leclerc also hopes the new ADUO system will give Ferrari extra power.

Lewis Hamilton secured his first victory for Ferrari at the Barcelona race, winning after a three‑stop strategy and a timely virtual safety car. Former driver Juan Pablo Montoya said Hamilton’s resurgence provides a unique learning opportunity for Leclerc, who praised Hamilton’s performance despite his own disappointing weekend.