Leclerc told to 'learn from Hamilton' amid current difficult spell

Hamilton is experiencing his best spell with Ferrari at the moment. After finishing second twice behind Kimi Antonelli in Canada and Monaco, the seven-time Formula 1 world champion claimed his first victory with the Scuderia at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.

Meanwhile, Leclerc is experiencing a rough spell. Despite several difficult weekends in a row, including DNFs caused by issues with the SF-26, the Monegasque driver has also consistently been behind his teammate.

Speaking on F1 TV's broadcast, Montoya believes Leclerc can now learn from the British world champion. The former Formula 1 driver explained: "This is a really important time, for example, for Charles to look at how Lewis brought the team forward and learn.

Speaking to GPblog, among others, after the race, Leclerc explained: "Yeah, I lost the power steering. Then with the VSC, I don't know if it will have changed significantly our race. But the two stops I think was a bit of a mistake on my side. I think the three stops were a bit better. It wouldn't have changed massively. The biggest problem was starting P10 and that was on me. And then obviously the technical problem at the end.

However, team boss Frederic Vasseur is not worried about Leclerc's form. The Frenchman explained: "I'm more positive with Charles than two weeks ago or three weeks ago. He had a good feeling with the car. He had confidence.