Formula 1 star Charles Leclerc, known for his prowess on the racetrack, found himself in an awkward situation in his hometown of Monaco. Just days after his podium finish at the Italian Grand Prix, the Ferrari driver accidentally crashed his personal Ferrari Purosangue into another car.
The incident occurred at the iconic Monte Carlo hairpin, one of the most well-known corners on the F1 calendar. Leclerc, driving his luxury SUV through the narrow streets, misjudged the distance and ended up rear-ending a stationary vehicle. Luckily, the damage to his Ferrari was minor, and Leclerc was able to drive away from the scene without major issues.
Keep your eyes on the road Charles LeClerc 🙃 pic.twitter.com/gKIHyyZ2m5
— Zero2Turbo (@Zero2Turbo) September 6, 2024
Despite the embarrassing moment, it’s clear that even top-level racing drivers aren’t immune to everyday mishaps off the track. The incident serves as a reminder of the challenges of navigating Monaco’s tight streets, even for a professional driver like Leclerc.
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