Charles Leclerc Maintains Confidence in The Face of Defeat: “I’ll Fight To The End”
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Red Bull’s Dutch Lion has made waves in the world of Motorsport. As Lewis Hamilton said, Max Verstappen and Red Bull are almost ‘unbeatable’ this season. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc is Max’s biggest rival in 2022. However, by how much is Max leading?
Max Verstappen is in the lead with a whooping 116-point mark. This is a rather enormous gap to make up for and with only a few races left over for the season, the end result seems pretty clear for most viewers and teams.
However, Leclerc has a different approach to the situation.
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As quoted by DAZN, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc believes he can overthrow the Dutch Lion as he said, “It gets harder, but in the end nothing is impossible and I will fight to the end.” [Translated using Google]
As Max and Leclerc’s rivalry dates back to karting days, Charles exclaimed, “Max and I didn’t know we would be racing in Formula 1 at the same time.”
“Of course, if you were in the car, you would never leave room for someone else to overtake you. During karting, my biggest rival was probably Max,” he concluded.
As the rivalry that has now bloomed into the more dramatic field of F1, Leclerc also mentions how there has been space for mutual respect that also took precedence as they both grew, respectively.
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As per the Dutch Lion, having asked how his experience has been, he stresses that the experiences are incomparable.
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He said, “The cars are completely different, you’re fighting a different team. The points lead, of course, nobody expected it to be like this.”
“I don’t think it really portrays how the season has gone in terms of competitiveness because all the races we have had, I don’t think there has actually been one where we have been, let’s say, really dominant. It has always been really fine margins and I expect that to continue,” the Dutchman concluded.
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Edited by:
Ranvijay Singh