Charles Leclerc Will Try to Participate in Madrid, Giovinazzi Will Be Ready to Replace Him
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Charles Leclerc's participation (28 years old) in Spain's Grand Formula 1 Award, scheduled for Sunday, September 13, is uncertain at this time. If the Monegasque won't be able to lead next days, Ferrari will replace him with the reserve driver, Antonio Giovinazzi (32). Last Sunday, Charles Leclerc suffered a violent accident in Italy's Grand Prix. ...
At this stage, the participation of Charles Lecler in the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix this weekend is still not a certainty, and from Ferrari they already have a ready plan of action if the Monegasque cannot drive in Madrid.
Will Charles Leclerc miss the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend? The Ferrari driver is not yet sure to be able to start the Spanish Grand Prix...
Charles Leclerc is not yet assured that he will be able to take the start of the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, a few days after his spectacular accident in Monza. The Ferrari driver suffered from vision disturbances after impact and had to take another exams this week. Pending his definitive medical authorisation, as we reported yesterday, the Scuderia took his precautions by sending its reserve pilot Antonio Giovinazzi to Madrid, while a (...)
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