Charles Leclerc took a stunning victory at the Italian Grand Prix when he made a risky one-stop strategy work for Ferrari. Ferrari chose to improvise mid-race with Charles Leclerc after seeing the times of those around him on the hard tyre, knowing that the one-stop was a possibility despite the high tyre degradation. McLaren played it safe and put both Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris on the two-stop strategy, which enabled Leclerc to jump ahead of them in the closing stages. After building up a gap of more than 10 seconds, Leclerc only needed to post consistent times to ensure Piastri was not …
