Ferrari with catastrophic start at home race as Leclerc crashes out
Ferrari disappointed the home crowd at the Formula One Grand Prix in Monza on Sunday as Charles Leclerc crashed out at the end of lap two. Leclerc started third with team-mate Lewis Hamilton in fourth as the Scuderia as bidding for a podium.
British Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton crashed at the Italian Grand Prix at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza in Italy, associated with the headline "Ferrari with catastrophic start at home race as Leclerc crashes out". The mishap occurred during the race when Hamilton came into contact with his team-mate Charles Leclerc, pushing him off the track.
Hamilton's position dropped significantly after the incident. The Monegasque driver, Leclerc, lost control of his car after defending against McLaren's Oscar Piastri, resulting in a collision with the barriers. A red flag was subsequently raised, causing a 45-minute pause in the race. Despite sustaining pain, Leclerc reported he was otherwise unharmed and able to exit his vehicle safely.
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