A terrifying crash stopped the Italian Grand Prix, Leclerc had vision problems after impact
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- Charles Leclerc crashed heavily at Monzaโs Parabolica after his Ferrari lost grip at about 230 kph.
- The impact stopped the Italian Grand Prix, and Leclerc experienced vision problems afterward.
Charles Leclerc silenced the roaring grandstands at Monza when his Ferrari lost grip through the Parabolica corner and slammed into the safety barrier at about 230 kph.
The crash came after Leclerc had forced his teammate Lewis Hamilton onto the gravel at the first corner. At the second corner, he ran off the track himself after the Ferrari spun into a skid.
The frightening accident brought the Italian Grand Prix to a halt. Leclerc also had problems with his vision after the impact.
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