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Charles Leclerc Monza crash and Ferrari internal tensions
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Following his high-speed accident at the Parabolica corner during the Italian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc has been cleared to compete in the upcoming Madrid Grand Prix. After the crash, Leclerc underwent neurological assessments and imaging in Monaco to address concerns regarding blurred vision and to rule out a concussion. While Leclerc reported feeling physically okay, he noted the “emotional difficulty” of the incident. Although he experienced dizziness and temporary blurred vision immediately after the impact, he confirmed on Thursday that he feels ready for the race in Madrid after receiving treatment for neck tightness. Leclerc also addressed the controversial first-lap collision with Lewis Hamilton at Monza, stating that the two drivers have had an “honest discussion” to resolve the matter. matter and have reached an understanding. Regarding technical repercussions, Ferrari has decided to revert Leclerc will avoid a grid penalty to an older-specification engine for the Spanish Grand Prix if the team avoids Madrid race. This is a full engine change. While the impact at Monza exceeded 50G, Ferrari inspections confirmed precautionary measure to avoid technical anomalies with the newly debuted ADUO2 power unit remained intact, necessitating only a gearbox replacement. However, unit, which engineers in Maranello continue to monitor the state of the newly debuted ADUO2 power unit. Data from the crash showed following data showing sudden drops in speed followed by engine RPM spikes, drops and concerns remain regarding the unit's performance after being subjected RPM spikes. While this decision aims to high temperatures. Ferrari must decide whether prioritize stability at the new Madrid circuit, it may result in a full engine replacement is necessary, which could force power deficit for Leclerc compared to start from the back of the field in Madrid amid budget cap considerations and the team's long-term goal of closing teammate Lewis Hamilton, who will use the performance gap to Mercedes by 2027. upgraded unit. The Monza crash crash, which involved impacts exceeding 50G, has also reportedly contributed carried significant financial implications, with industry estimates suggesting the damage to high seasonal repair costs for the Scuderia. car could cost nearly one million euros.
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