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Leclerc: Ferrari ‘cannot afford many more' reliability troubles

Losing the lead in the championship as he retired from the Spanish Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc says Ferrari 'cannot afford' more DNFs. Starting Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix from pole position, the first 26 laps went according to plan for Leclerc as he built up a lead over the chasing pack, helped in part by Max Verstappen's DRS issues. As the Red Bull driver raged over yet another reliability problem, Leclerc was cruising towards a third win of the season and then it came to nought. His F1-75 suddenly lost power, Leclerc crawling his way back to the pits to park the car, retiring from the race. His woes were compounded as Verstappen claimed the race win and the lead in the Drivers'...
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