After the jokes, the three commentators refocused their attention on the racetrack.
At this moment, Qin Miao was in excellent form, catching up to Leclerc by the 26th lap.
However, just when Qin Miao thought Leclerc might put up some resistance, Qin Miao noticed that Leclerc didn't even defend against him.
In the DRS zone, he caught up to Leclerc. Leclerc directly went for the inside line defense at the braking point, while Qin Miao relied on his car's performance and DRS to burst past Leclerc's Ferrari on the outside line.
Clearly, Leclerc on the track wasn't even thinking of defending against Qin Miao. After all, the traits of the Mercedes car this season were no secret. Seeing the closing gap between himself and Qin Miao, coupled with their past battles in simulated races and previous Grands Prix, Leclerc knew he couldn't fend off Qin Miao's attack.
So he simply chose not to defend against Qin Miao.
