'This is the reason why Leclerc lost so much speed in Hungary'

Charles Leclerc surprised many by securing pole position on Saturday. During the race, the Ferrari driver held strong at the start but then unexpectedly began to lose ground.

George Russell said after the race that he suspects the Italian team had to make some adjustments to the car to avoid disqualification. The team would have increased the tyre pressure and adjusted the engine setting so that the floor would not wear too much.

Ralf Schumacher responded to the Mercedes driver's theory in the Boxengasse-podcast. "Regarding tire pressure, I find that absurd, as the tire would of course respond much faster."

According to the German, the problem was the tyre that Leclerc had switched to: "I rather think that Ferrari had the problem that they used the hard tires for the first time there.''

''And they also have the new rear suspension. I think something happened that they didn't anticipate", Schumacher concluded.