Leclerc given all-clear after 150mph crash in Jeddah F1 practice

In the final five minutes of FP2, Leclerc lost control of his Ferrari inꦑto Turn 22, a high-spe꧑ed left-hander.
His car pirouetted into the barriers, comple𝓰tely destroying the rear of his car.
The team confirmed shortly after FP2 Leclerc's chassis and power unit can be used for the rest🌳 of the weekend.
Leclerc will be thankful that his chassis remained undamaged as Ferrari was force🐬d to change it between qualifying and the grand prix in Qatar after finding a crack in it which severely affected his performance at the Losail Circuit.
A statement from Ferrari read: "Charles came back to the hospitality after routine medical checks having been given the all-cle🔯ar by the do൩ctors."
The team also🍸 confirmed that it is now checking for chassis or power unit dama༺ge ahead of final practice on Saturday.
The Monegasque ended the session 10th fastest overall, 0.7s shy of seven-time F1 cham🌳pion Lewis Hamilton who set the pace for Mercedes.
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