Charles Leclerc Out Of Australian Grand Prix In Turn 3 Disaster

Charles Leclerc has been forced to retire from the Australian Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc Out Of Australian Grand Prix In Turn 3 Disaster
Charles Leclerc Out Of Australian Grand Prix In Turn 3 Disaster /

Charles Leclerc is out of the Australian Grand Prix after spinning off at Turn 3 of the first lap of the race. 

From what we have seen so far, Lance Stroll had contact with the Ferrari driver which caused him to spin off. As the race is under safety car conditions whilst the SF-23 is, the stewards are looking into the incident. However, it is thought that it will be considered as just a racing incident as there was nowhere Stroll could go. 

The Maranello-squad now only have Carlos Sainz to make up the points. The Spanish driver is currently sat in fourth position behind Max Verstappen on Lap 4. 


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