Charles Leclerc

Leclerc crashes out of German GP

Matthew Scott Sunday 28 July 2019 17:10 Updated: 17:25

Charles Leclerc crashed out of the German Grand Prix as carnage ensued while teams pondered when to put slick tyres on.

Leclerc was fighting back from 10th on the grid after a mechanical failure in qualifying.

He had fought back to the fight for podium places, as the track began to dry.

But he could not keep hold of his car and skated into the gravel, flooring it to completely bury his car.

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❌ Charles Leclerc ❌ . The Ferrari man cannot contain his frustration after sliding into the barriers and out of the race! 😵 . #GermanGP 🇩🇪 #Formula1 #F1

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Leclerc crashes out of German GP

Leclerc crashes out of German GP