WATCH: Charles Leclerc's magical triple overtake during sprint race in Austria

In a stunning display of skill and determination, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc carved his way through the field during the sprint race at Spielberg, Austria, showcasing his prowess behind the wheel. Starting from P10 on the grid, Leclerc executed a series of daring overtakes that saw him gain three positions in just five corners, a feat that left fans and pundits alike in awe of his abilities.

The young Monegasque driver's aggressive yet precise manoeuvres not only demonstrated his exceptional talent but also underscored Ferrari's competitive spirit amidst a challenging season. Leclerc's performance was particularly remarkable given the power issues that had plagued his SF-24 during qualifying, relegating him to a less favourable starting position.

Here is the video:

Now that's how to start an #F1Sprint! 💪@Charles_Leclerc makes up three places in five corners 👏#F1 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/5Wq8SKSMdf

— Formula 1 (@F1) June 29, 2024

As Leclerc weaved through the tightly packed field, his overtakes were captured on camera and quickly spread across social media, garnering widespread acclaim and admiration. The sequence of events highlighted not only his innate racing instincts but also his strategic acumen in navigating the tight and technical Red Bull Ring circuit.

Charles Leclerc continues to disappoint

Despite his impressive surge through the field, Leclerc's Sprint race ultimately concluded with a seventh-place finish. It reflected Ferrari's ongoing struggle to match their earlier season form following their triumph in Monaco. Speaking after the race, Leclerc acknowledged the challenges posed by overheating brakes, which forced him to temper his pace in the latter stages of the race.

Also WATCH: Max Verstappen's 1000 IQ move to win three-way battle

"The first lap was positive," Leclerc commented, "but afterwards, managing the temperature of the brakes became more complicated. We are facing performance difficulties; there's no quick fix at the moment."

Also WATCH: Carlos Sainz's blistering move to steal P4 from George Russell

Leclerc's candid assessment underscores Ferrari's urgency to address their competitive setbacks and reassert themselves in the championship hunt. With the Grand Prix qualification looming in a few hours, Leclerc and Ferrari are poised to regroup and strategize for a stronger showing, aiming to capitalize on any opportunity to regain momentum in their pursuit of success in Formula 1's fiercely contested 2024 season.