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Leclerc was not happy at all, saying Hadjar has 'no idea' and that his claim was 'nonsense.'

Charles Leclerc strongly dismissed comments from Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar ahead of the United States Grand Prix. Hadjar previously claimed that Ferrari had the fastest car in Singapore and argued that Max Verstappen would have won by an even larger margin driving for Ferrari. Leclerc rejected the remarks as nonsense, emphasizing that drivers cannot know the performance realities of rival machinery.
Leclerc finished second behind Verstappen in Singapore by seven seconds and maintained that the competitive field remains extremely tight. Heading into the race at the Circuit of the Americas, Verstappen sits fourth in the championship standings with 221 points, while Leclerc trails closely in fifth place, six points behind.
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