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The German retires betrayed by the braking system, the Monegasque goes straight to the parabolic and finishes against the barriers at 220 kilometers per hour. Images
A real disaster. The Ferrari Italian Grand Prix was a nightmare, it started badly with a horrible qualifying, it ended worse with a double withdrawal due to breakdown and accident (VIDEO TOP). The first to leave the scene was Sebastian Vettel, innocent of the truth, betrayed by the Red’s braking system after just seven laps, with even a fire start in his car. Vettel, who had started seventeenth and was fighting for third to last position, thus found himself going straight into a corner, luckily ending up on an escape route and destroying the styrofoam barriers, before returning to the pits and retiring.
Leclerc direct to the satellite dish
Instead, Leclerc was guilty, who on lap 24, at a favorable moment for him, put too much demand on his car, going very hard into the corners and losing control, to crash into the protective barriers 220 kilometers away. ‘Now. The Monegasque was lucky, he had to abandon the race but managed to leave the car on his lap at the end of an accident that could have had much worse consequences on his health.
Leclerc: “Very difficult car to drive”
“Ferrari is very difficult to Driving I did my best but I made a mistake I do not know if I have
I asked too much of the car, perhaps, but I hit the wall “, explained Leclerc after the accident at the Parabolica that forced him to retire. Next week Ferrari will celebrate 1000 races at Mugello.” On paper it is a better circuit for us – Leclerc added to Sky – now I have a few days to recover from the blow. I’m fine? More or Less”.
Vettel: “Luckily there were no fans”
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Vettel’s comment was even more bitter: “It was a nightmare weekend, worse than expected. Better that the fans are not looking at us.” The four-time world champion, in his last GP at Monza with Ferrari, added to Sky: “Keeping our heads up is difficult, but we are looking for an end. worthy season “.
Binotto: “Ferrari does not give up”
Ferrari “does not give up,” said team principal Mattia Binotto, relaunching the challenge. “We must not forget but learn from our mistakes, this season will teach us something for the future. It is the worst possible conclusion for a difficult weekend. There is nothing worse than not finishing the race, especially due to a reliability problem like the from Vettel “. The Red team principal hopes that at Mugello, for the Ferrari 1000 Grand Prix, things will go better: “We are counting on it, but promising something now becomes difficult.”
