THE Monaco Grand Prix was suspended on Sunday after Charles Leclerc crashed into a wall.
Leclerc suffered a nightmare in his home race as the incident brought out the safety car once again.
Charles Leclerc suffered a nightmare at the Monaco Grand Prix as he crashed out Credit: Reuters
Leclerc fumed over the radio as he blamed his brakes for the crash
The race was suspended while officials fixed the tarmac on the track Credit: Sky Sports
The Ferrari star fumed at his team as he was heard barking over the radio: “I’m not even going to take the f***ing blame. These f***ing brakes!”
The race was then red flagged as officials investigated the tarmac after the track looked to be breaking up.
It came after four-time world champion Max Verstappen was forced to retire at the beginning of the race due to an engine issue.
It was a nightmare start in the French Riviera as his car stalled and he barely made it off the grid.
When asked what his plans were after the major setback, Verstappen replied: “It’s only 500 meters, I’m going home.”
More to follow.
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