- Confirmed: upgraded Ferrari power unit is back in the pool of engines the team can use.
- Leclerc said he would not reveal the team’s plan because it remains a strategic decision.
- Implication: fitting the unit could incur a grid penalty, pending Ferrari’s final call.
- Leclerc said qualifying has been where Ferrari struggles most this year.
- He noted variability between weekends is driven in part by power‑unit optimisation.
- On a power‑sensitive track like Baku, the team’s power‑unit choice could be decisive.
- Leclerc acknowledged moments where he and Lewis Hamilton had "gone too far," but emphasised internal discussion.
- He said both drivers want to win and the priority is for Ferrari to come out on top.
- Remarks frame the engine decision within broader pressure to deliver weekend results.
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