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The Monegasque driver was third on the starting grid. Before the accident, he had had contact with Lewis Hamilton's car.
Accident for Charles Leclerc on the third lap of the Formula 1 Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver went straight into a bend, crashing into the protective barriers, but emerged from the cockpit unharmed. The driver got out of the car on his own two feet, even though he appeared very shaken. The race judges displayed the red flag and temporarily suspended the race.
The Monegasque got out of the car on his own two feet, even though he appeared very shaken. The race judges displayed the red flag and temporarily suspended the Italian GP.
The Monegasque, third on the grid, had "touched" Lewis Hamilton's other Ferrari at the start, who lost several positions and had complained about his colleague in the radio team.

The Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monza was suspended for around 30 minutes after Charles Leclerc crashed at the Parabolica curve. The Ferrari driver escaped unharmed but shaken. The race restarted with Verstappen in the lead.

The Monza Formula 1 Grand Prix was interrupted following an accident involving Charles Leclerc, who crashed into the Parabolica barriers at around 200 km/h. The pilot was taken to the medical center for checks while work is being done on restoring the runway.

Two serious car accidents in Italy: at the Monte Erice hill climb, a car hits three people, causing two deaths, while at the Val d'Aveto Rally the co-driver Stefano Sappracone dies after going off the road.

Accident for Charles Leclerc on the third lap of the Monza Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver escaped unharmed but shaken after the impact with the barriers. Race suspended with red flag. Leclerc had had contact with teammate Lewis Hamilton at the start.

Tragedy during the Val d'Aveto Rally: a co-driver died after a Skoda Fabia went off the road in Mileto. At the same time, at the Monte Erice hill climb in Sicily, an off-road car hit the spectators, causing two deaths and one serious injury.

Pierre Gasly takes pole position for the Italian Grand Prix in Monza, ahead of George Russell and the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton.