Violent accident of Leclerc at Monza: Ferrari driver loses control of the car at 240 km/h
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Violent accident of Leclerc at Monza: Ferrari driver loses control of the car at 240 km/h

Record6 September 2026 at 14:31

Charles Leclerc, Ferrari driver, suffered a violent accident during the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. The Monegasque driver lost control of his single-seater at a speed of 240 km per hour.

Leclerc's car hit the track's safety barrier, resulting in a severe impact. Images of the accident show the violence of the impact against the barriers.

The incident occurred at the Monza circuit, known as the temple of speed in Formula 1, where the speeds reached are among the highest of the entire championship season.

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