Charles Leclerc revealed a 'mistake' that hindered him from taking the F1 Singapore GP win, as he settled for second place.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc revealed that failing to deploy his battery power early in the Singapore Grand Prix was a mistake that hindered his chances of victory. Leclerc finished the race in second place after starting on the front row alongside pole-sitter and eventual winner Max Verstappen.
Leclerc explained that he did not use his battery when Verstappen encountered energy deployment issues during the opening laps, leaving him unable to capitalize. However, Leclerc acknowledged that Red Bull ultimately possessed superior pace, noting that starting on the soft tire compound was still the right strategic call.
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