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Charles Leclerc shields Ferrari from Austrian GP disqualification threat with strategic maneuver

David Castro by David Castro
June 29, 2025
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Charles Leclerc shields Ferrari from Austrian GP disqualification threat with strategic maneuver

Formula One F1 - Austrian Grand Prix - Red Bull Ring, Spielberg, Austria - June 29, 2025 Ferrari's Charles Leclerc after finishing third in the Austrian Grand Prix REUTERS/Gintare Karpaviciute

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Ferrari’s Desperate Move to Avoid Disqualification at Austrian Grand Prix

In a thrilling turn of events at the Austrian Grand Prix, Ferrari has reportedly taken drastic action to steer clear of disqualification, as per Sky Sports F1 pundit observations. The 11th round of the championship unfolded at the Red Bull Ring, setting the stage for a high-stakes showdown where Ferrari’s top-notch driver duo aimed for a stellar performance. Charles Leclerc started in an impressive P2 position, with teammate Lewis Hamilton trailing closely in fourth as the race kicked off in Spielberg. Despite facing tough competition, Ferrari showcased resilience and determination by introducing a new floor to enhance their car’s downforce, a move that paid off with Leclerc securing another podium finish and Hamilton not far behind in P4.

During the intense race on Sunday, Sky F1 reporter Ted Kravitz highlighted a strategic aspect of Ferrari’s performance, suggesting that the team might be employing a cautious technique known as “lifting and coasting” to protect their skid blocks. This method involves drivers easing off the throttle before corners, coasting momentarily, and then applying the brakes, potentially to safeguard crucial components of the car.

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The stakes were high for Ferrari after a previous disqualification incident involving Hamilton during the Chinese GP due to skid block thickness issues. Kravitz’s analysis hinted at Ferrari’s proactive approach to prevent a similar fate at the Austrian Grand Prix, showcasing the team’s determination to avoid setbacks and maintain their competitive edge in the championship.

The Austrian Grand Prix also witnessed other drivers facing disqualification woes, with Red Bull-backed driver Nikola Tsolov losing his F3 feature race victory and McLaren junior Alex Dunne being stripped of his Austrian F2 feature race finish due to technical infringements. These incidents further underscore the intense scrutiny and stringent regulations governing Formula 1 competitions, where even the slightest deviation can result in severe consequences for drivers and teams alike.

As Ferrari navigates the challenges of the Austrian Grand Prix and strives to secure a strong position in the championship standings, the team’s strategic maneuvers and relentless pursuit of excellence continue to captivate fans and critics alike. Stay tuned as the high-octane drama of the Formula 1 season unfolds, with Ferrari at the center of the action, determined to overcome obstacles and emerge victorious on the global racing stage.

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