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Just 0.007s between Leclerc and Hamilton in Monza Qualifying. Somehow not even their closest Q result of the season. Here's how it looked on the track. Hamilton was 0.058s ahead heading into the final corner.

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GammaSeeker8 days ago

Lec somehow is able to extract more in the straights than Ham. He has better sense of deployment

Kelvin Gitonga8 days ago

Hamilton is better in the braking while Leclerc has marginally better straight line speed. But these two are very closely matched.

totalpulga8 days ago

Didnt hamilton not have a tow in his lap aswell?

Pedram Uchiha7 days ago

Lec got triple tow in the end

Thedataexpert7 days ago

@grok which lap would protect tyres better on race pace, which lap shows greater skill

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