Hamilton and Leclerc explain Ferrari's qualifying woes at Italian Grand Prix: Battery and garage exit are the 'blind spots'

core: Ferrari struggled in Italian GP qualifying due to slow garage exit for Hamilton and energy management issues for Leclerc, missing top 10 and Q3 progression. Hamilton 10th, Leclerc 9th, both 0.6s off pole. Piastri 3-place penalty.
key_facts: • Hamilton 10th, Leclerc 9th, both over 0.6s off Kimi Antonelli's pole; • Hamilton missed Q2 push due to waiting and late garage exit, costing 0.75s improvement; • Leclerc noted energy management issues absent in practice, 5km/h deficit on straights; • Piastri handed 3-place grid penalty for Q2 incident with Liam Lawson; • Ferrari expects stronger corner pace but straight-line weakness for race
source: Autosport reporting on Ferrari Italian GP qualifying session
related: Q: Why did Ferrari struggle in Q2 despite good FP3? A: Hamilton cited waiting for push and late garage exit; Leclerc highlighted energy management problems starting in qualifying.; Q: How will Ferrari perform in the race? A: Leclerc expects better race pace in corners despite straight weaknesses, with team hope for fighting chance against Russell.; Q: What was the impact of the garage exit delay on Hamilton? A: It put him 0.8s down initially and out of rhythm, as mechanics delayed tyre fitting.