Leclerc continued his fiery form at his home race track as he crashed Niki Lauda’s vintage Ferrari 312 in Racus, Monaco.
see photosThe car also found itself at odds last year, thanks to Jean Alesik
Ferrari arrived Charles Leclerc continued his horror show at his home track – Monaco – at the Monaco Historic GP, where he crashed Niki Lauda’s iconic Ferrari 312, which was first driven in 1974. Leclerc was on a performance run in the classic Ferrari 312B3, which was synonymous with one of the 3-time world champion cars.
Leclerc was coming to the end of his demo run when the rear end of the car flipped away upon entering the iconic La Rascasse corner and the car veered into obstacles. By modern F1 standards, the damage was not catastrophic, but given that this is machinery almost 50 years old, the cost of damage would be enormous. The rear wing of the car was destroyed which would be difficult to replace.
But this is not the first time this car has crashed. Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi crashed the car in the same race last year. Leclerc took to social media to express his disappointment.
Monegasque rams 48-year-old car into obstacles in Monaco
“Just when you thought you had all the bad luck in the world already in Monaco and you lost the brakes at Rascass with one of the most iconic historic Ferrari Formula 1 cars,” Monegasque tweeted.
The Ferrari ace crashed his 2021 Ferrari after placing it in pole position at last year’s Monaco GP and his car crashed during qualifying earlier in 2019. In 2021, an accident during qualifying came directly to his retirement as his car would develop a gearbox failure in the warm-up lap of the race.
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In 2018 also his home race for Sauber never ended, while in 2020 the race was not held in the homestead due to the pandemic. The 4-time race winner is the current leader of the 2022 F1 World Championship.
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