How FIA decides whether Ferrari can reuse Charles Leclerc’s damaged F1 power unit
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Italian team chose to preserve the engine involved in Monza's accident and use another unit in the race
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motors-addictCharles Leclerc should finally be able to return to his engine allocation the unit of power with which he heavily accidented his Ferrari SF-26 in Monza. Damaged during a violent off-road passage from the second lap of the Italian Grand Prix, this unit had been removed as a precaution before the Madrid appointment, depriving the Monegasque of Ferrari's latest ADUO2 evolution. However, the checks carried out since then have ruled out a re-defining…
How FIA decides whether Ferrari can reuse Charles Leclerc’s damaged F1 power unit
Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari power unit has become the subject of considerable uncertainty since his accident at Monza, with conflicting indications emerging over whether the engine can be recovered or whether the Monegasque could eventually require a complete replacement and an associated penalty. Motorsport engineer Werner Quevedo has now explained why the answer is far more […]
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