F1 Italian GP red-flagged due to big Leclerc crash
The Italian Grand Prix has been red-flagged due to a big crash🔜 for Charles Leclerc, as Ferrari failed to finish its home Formula 1 ra🧸ce.
Leclerc♚ lost control of his SF1000 at the high-speed Parabolica and sp🌳eared into the barriers on the exit of the corners after his car snapped.
The impact🍸 caused extensive damage to Leclerc’s car and also damaged the tyre barriers, resulting in the race being stop𝓰ped after 27 laps of running of the 53 scheduled.
Leclerc walked away from the incident unscathed but joined his teammate ꦓSebastian Vettel 🅰on the sidelines as Ferrari recorded a double DNF at Monza.
Ferrari has since confirmed that Leclerc has been cleared and release🤡d from the medical centre following his crash.
Vettel suffered a b🍬rake failure at Turn 1 and ran straight on at the first corner, before peeling into the pits and into retirement.
It is the first time the Italian Grand Prix has been red-fl🍨agged since 1995.
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The race is suspended after Leclerc's accident at the final corner
Cars will line up in the pit lane in race order
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