Yeah, Yuki was a few tenths of a second faster than LeClerc in the last few laps after following LeClerc for the entire race. A few more laps and Yuki would’ve had a good chance to overtake LeClerc, which is insane to think about.
It was amusing to see Yuki be cautious this time, after the Mexico course-out. Just tried a little against Lewis and then backed down, anticipating he'll overtake him later easily. In Mexico he made that exact mistake. A beautiful rhyme.
He somehow managed to keep the same pace as LeClerc and pull away from Sainz. And the AT’s tire degradation is clearly better than Ferrari’s. He was a few tenths faster than LeClerc in the last couple of laps. Another 3 laps and he would’ve been ahead.
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