Charles Leclerc crashes out of Monaco GP, sparks fierce radio outburst
3 sources • 2 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 4:18 PM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026
Charles Leclerc crashed out of the Monaco Grand Prix on lap 65, causing a safety car deployment. The incident followed another crash by Lance Stroll on lap 60. Leclerc expressed frustration over his team's handling of brake issues via an explosive radio message, indicating significant discontent with Ferrari's performance. His car's lack of braking consistency had been a known problem throughout the weekend. The race continued amidst heightened drama following these incidents.
- •Leclerc crashed at the final corner on lap 65.
- •Safety car deployed after Leclerc's crash and Stroll's earlier incident.
- •Leclerc criticized Ferrari's brake performance during his radio rant.
- •Ferrari has struggled with brake inconsistency since the Canadian Grand Prix.
- •The race remained ongoing after these incidents.
- 4:18 PMAutosport — Leclerc reveals reason for Monaco GP crash: “Three out of four brakes not working”
- 2:47 PMMotorsport.com — Charles Leclerc heartbreak as he crashes out of Monaco GP
- 2:40 PMYahoo Sports — Charles Leclerc Crashes Out of Monaco GP, Unleashes Furious Radio Rant Over Ferrari Brakes
"Charles Leclerc has crashed out of the Monaco Grand Prix on lap 65, causing the second safety car of the race around the streets of Monte Carlo. The hometown hero crashed into the barrier at the final corner as he looked to get a good run onto the straight at the race restart, following Lance Stroll's crash on lap 60. The Monegasque driver fumed over the team radio after crashing. "I'm not ...Keep reading
"Charles Leclerc's Monaco Grand Prix ended in a crash at Antony Noghes corner ahead of the safety car restart. The Monegasque slid into the barriers while running third, immediately letting Ferrari know over the radio that he wasn’t at fault. "I'm not even going to take the blame," he said to the team - and later confirmed to journalists in Monaco that a severe technical issue had left him ...Keep reading
"The unforgiving streets of Monte Carlo have just claimed another massive victim, and the internal fallout at Ferrari is about to be completely nuclear. Just moments after the chaos of Lance Stroll stuffing his Aston Martin into the barriers at…
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External links- AutosportJun 7, 2026, 4:18 PMLeclerc reveals reason for Monaco GP crash: “Three out of four brakes not working”
Charles Leclerc's Monaco Grand Prix ended in a crash at Antony Noghes corner ahead of the safety car restart. The Monegasque slid into the barriers while running third, immediately letting Ferrari know over the radio that he wasn’t at fault. "I'm not even going to take the blame," he said to the team - and later confirmed to journalists in Monaco that a severe technical issue had left him ...Keep reading
- Motorsport.comJun 7, 2026, 2:47 PMCharles Leclerc heartbreak as he crashes out of Monaco GP
Charles Leclerc has crashed out of the Monaco Grand Prix on lap 65, causing the second safety car of the race around the streets of Monte Carlo. The hometown hero crashed into the barrier at the final corner as he looked to get a good run onto the straight at the race restart, following Lance Stroll's crash on lap 60. The Monegasque driver fumed over the team radio after crashing. "I'm not ...Keep reading
- Yahoo SportsJun 7, 2026, 2:40 PMCharles Leclerc Crashes Out of Monaco GP, Unleashes Furious Radio Rant Over Ferrari Brakes
The unforgiving streets of Monte Carlo have just claimed another massive victim, and the internal fallout at Ferrari is about to be completely nuclear. Just moments after the chaos of Lance Stroll stuffing his Aston Martin into the barriers at…
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