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06 Oct 2022

Good Lap vs. Great Lap - Leclerc vs. Vettel in Japan | Workday

Alex Brundle analyses the onboard footage and telemetry from former Ferrari team mates Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel in qualifying for the 2019 Japanese Grand Prix to see where each driver gained advantage through the lap at Suzuka.

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