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Leclerc fastest for Ferrari in Monaco after collision with Stroll

  • Charles Leclerc set the fastest time for Ferrari in Friday's first practice at the Monaco Grand Prix despite colliding with Lance Stroll on the Monte Carlo street circuit.
  • The collision occurred because Stroll unexpectedly moved onto the racing line while allowing a car through at the Loews Hairpin, leaving Leclerc little time to react and causing the crash.
  • The incident caused extensive front wing damage to Leclerc's car, forcing a red flag while both drivers were summoned to the stewards and Stroll's session ended due to suspension and gearbox damage.
  • The stewards ruled Stroll 'wholly to blame' for the collision, imposing a one-place grid penalty and adding a penalty point to his FIA superlicence, which now totals three points.
  • Despite the early setback disrupting Leclerc's rhythm, he maintained pace by posting a 1:11.964 fastest lap, suggesting Ferrari remains competitive on the tight and twisty Monaco circuit.
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| broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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