Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has expressed concerns about overtaking prospects for the Mexican Grand Prix after failing to secure pole position in qualifying on Saturday. The Monegasque driver will start from further back on the grid, raising questions about his race strategy at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
Leclerc's qualifying performance left him outside the top spot, a setback at a circuit where track position is often crucial due to limited overtaking opportunities. The high-altitude venue in Mexico City presents unique aerodynamic challenges that can make passing particularly difficult.
The Ferrari driver acknowledged the difficulty of making progress during Sunday's race, suggesting that strategy and tire management will be key factors in his attempt to recover positions. His comments highlight the importance of Saturday's qualifying session at a track where clean air and track position carry significant weight.
