Monegasque believes that recognizing mistakes helps growth.

Charles Leclerc has been very self-critical this season. The Ferrari driver does not hesitate to admit his mistakes and assures that he does not understand drivers who do not, because he considers it a positive thing.

Leclerc lost control of his car while driving for the French Grand PrixSo he lost 25 very valuable points. Monaco assumed their mistake from the first moment, as they do with their failure at Imola which put them in sixth place.

“I’m always tougher when I’m the one doing the wrong Obviously France was one of those who suffered a little”, the Monaco pilot crossed in comments compiled by BBC Sport.

“It was a bit cool, even though there weren’t many points at stake and I was able to get back on track,” he added.

Leclerc believes that these types of mistakes are normal and help growth, so he doesn’t try to make excuses for them and doesn’t understand who’s doing it. “They are part of the experienceIt’s part of anyone’s path in whatever job you do, and at any moment, they’re going to make a mistake.”

“Everyone will react differently and this is my way of interacting with them. I have always felt the benefit of that be honest with myself And simply grow out of it,” commented the Ferrari man.

“truly, I do not understand what is hidden. Sometimes it’s so obvious to everyone that the fault is coming from the driver that I don’t understand drivers trying to make excuses with the wind or something else.”

Monegasque explains that making excuses is a waste of time and believes honesty helps the team, too. “I mean, sometimes it can happen. One in 200 accidents very strange will happen, but I don’t like wasting time looking for excuses, because that’s where you really waste time and not move forward.”

“This also Good for people who work around meBecause they know that every time I make a mistake I will be very honest and I hope it will be the same on their part, so that everyone can learn quickly and that is the case with Ferrari.”

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