Charles Leclerc's Italian Grand Prix lasted all of two laps. The Ferrari driver binned it at Parabolica's exit, hitting the barrier hard enough to red-flag the race while marshals patched up the damage. Leclerc walked away but couldn't explain what went wrong. He felt something "weird" on the throttle through that corner on lap one, had to modulate, then tried the same approach on lap two and lost it. Ferrari will dig through the data, but Leclerc's day was already compromised before the crash—he'd squeezed teammate Lewis Hamilton at the Rettifilo chicane on the opening lap, forcing the seven-time champion onto the escape road. Leclerc admitted he didn't leave enough space. Two laps, two mistakes, and Ferrari's home race nightmare continues. The Scuderia can't afford these unforced errors with the championship window closing fast.
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