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Charles Leclerc crashes at Monza during Italian Grand Prix

The Italian Grand Prix at Monza was marked by significant tension and incidents involving Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. During the opening lap, a collision between the two teammates resulted in Hamilton being pushed onto the grass, causing him to lose several positions and eventually finish sixth.

On the second lap, Leclerc lost control of his vehicle at high speed while battling Oscar Piastri, resulting in a violent crash into the barriers at the Parabolica corner. The impact, estimated at approximately 130 mph (210 km/h), triggered a red flag to allow for barrier repairs and vehicle recovery. Leclerc was able to exit the car without assistance but reported temporary vision issues in his right eye. He is scheduled to undergo further medical checks to ensure fitness for the upcoming Madrid Grand Prix.

Following the race, Lewis Hamilton criticized Ferrari's management, stating it was 'far too late' for the team to provide the support needed for his championship pursuit and calling for clearly defined 'rules of engagement' between teammates. Leclerc, meanwhile, rejected claims of an internal rivalry, though he acknowledged the intensity of the on-track encounter.

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Autodromo Nazionale Monza · Charles Leclerc · Ferrari · Kimi Antonelli · Lewis Hamilton · Monza · Oscar Piastri

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