Charles Leclerc Crashes Out of Italian Grand Prix at Monza
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc crashed heavily into the barriers at Monza, bringing out a red flag early in the Italian Grand Prix.
KEY POINTS
- Charles Leclerc crashed out of the Italian Grand Prix on the second lap at Monza.
- The accident brought out a red flag, temporarily suspending the race.
- Leclerc walked away from the heavy crash uninjured and was seen sitting on the grass before being evacuated.
- Earlier, Hamilton complained over the radio that Leclerc had pushed him wide at turn one.
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza turned into a nightmare for Ferrari when Charles Leclerc suffered a major crash on the second lap. The Monegasque driver lost control of his car and slammed heavily into the barriers at the Parabolica curve.
Prior to the crash, drama unfolded at the start involving Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton attempted an outside overtake at turn one, leading to complaints over the team radio that Leclerc pushed him off the track.
“Charles mi ha spinto fuori”
Following the severe impact, a red flag was immediately deployed to suspend the race. Marshals rushed to the scene as Leclerc exited the car safely on his own feet, though he was visibly distressed and sat by the grass.
While the impact was measured at over 32 G-forces according to reports, Leclerc emerged without physical injury. He was later evacuated from the trackside in a medical car while race officials prepared for a restart scheduled for later in the afternoon.
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