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Leclerc spared Madrid grid penalty as PU survives Monza crash

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Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc will not incur a grid penalty for this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, following confirmation that his power unit emerged undamaged from the Monegasque’s dramatic crash at Monza. Leclerc’s Italian Grand Prix was cut short on the second lap of the race after he lost control at over 230 km/h entering the Parabolica corner. The incident occurred when his car lost traction on a water drain while fending off McLaren’…

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The departure was heavy, but that wasn't the only thing Charles Leclerc had to process after the Grand Prix of Italy. In Madrid he reports on the conversation with his teammate.

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The departure was heavy, but that wasn't the only thing Charles Leclerc had to process after the Grand Prix of Italy. In Madrid he reports on the conversation with his teammate.

Formula 1 - Charles Leclerc will be able to start the first Formula 1 Grand Prix organised on the new circuit in Madrid this weekend. The driver (...)...

Charles Leclerc will be able to take the start of the first Formula 1 Grand Prix organised on the new circuit in Madrid this weekend. The Ferrari driver has passed the additional examinations made necessary by his violent Monza accident and does not present any physical problems. Even better for the Scuderia, the mechanical consequences of the impact are limited and should not impose any penalty on the grid for the Monegasque, neither on the eng…

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F1i broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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