Charles Leclerc has confirmed that he has no concerns about Ferrari\u2019s budget, after Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff had suggested the Scuderia might \u201crun out\u201d of spending room, with the Monegasque professing his complete faith in his team.<\/p>\n
Wolff\u2019s comments<\/a> came after the Austrian Grand Prix, which saw Ferrari<\/a> introduce a small power unit upgrade as part of their development to catch the Silver Arrows<\/a> on track.<\/p>\n Every weekend, teams learn more about how to maximise the new generation of cars, resulting in updates \u2013 something that Wolff believes will impact Ferrari\u2019s finances and lead to their rate of development slowing as the season continues.<\/p>\n Asked ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix<\/a> for his feelings on the issue, Leclerc<\/a> said: \u201cOn that, I trust Fred [Vasseur] more than anything.<\/p>\n \u201cOf course, there’s a lot of work from the team to try and push production, to try and push the creative minds behind the team that just push in order to have upgrades as quickly and as efficiently as possible.<\/p>\n \u201cI’m sure Fred is on top of that, so am I worried? I am not, because I fully trust Fred and I know that he knows what he’s doing.\u201d<\/p>\n Ferrari Team Principal Vasseur previously explained<\/a> that they will stick with their current approach, summarising: “If we can bring something at the beginning we do it, and it’s better to have a couple of tenths for five races than just a couple of tenths for the last two.\u201d<\/p>\n