Ferrari F1 team suggests plank-wear fears were not the main reason for Charles Leclerc's off-kilter final Hungarian GP stint

Ferrari feared Charles Leclerc might not finish Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix after the Monegasque, who started on pole position, suffered a dramatic loss of performance after his second pitstop.

George Russell believes Ferrari were running Charles Leclerc too close to the ground in Hungary, leaving the team with no option but to increase his tyre pressure during his second pit stop. That created an undriveable Ferrari, and Russell was able to pounce to take the final position on the podium.