Bad to worse after Charles Leclerc’s 260km/h crash at Italian Grand Prix as Ferrari slammed by Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari’s drivers walked away from their home race divided - as a rival Italian star took a popular and drought-breaking win.
- Why it matters
- Leclerc's high-speed collision raises questions about his car or performance at Ferrari's home race, compounded by Hamilton's victory and apparent team friction between Ferrari's drivers.
- Most affected
- Charles Leclerc — Crashed out of his home race at high speed.
Ferrari — Lost at home race amid driver division and rival criticism. - Likely next
- Whether Leclerc's crash is attributed to driver error, mechanical failure, or car setup; Ferrari's explanation for team tensions.
Also reported by: Buenos Aires Times, New Straits Times
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