Charles Milesi involved in crash during Monza 6 Hours WEC race
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 3:05 PM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026

Charles Milesi suffered a significant crash at Parabolica, ending the #35 Alpine's participation in the Monza 6 Hours. The incident occurred while Milesi was engaged in a close battle with competitors, including the #20 BMW and the #83 Ferrari. The rear of the car snapped, leading to the accident. Further details on the conditions leading to the crash remain unclear, as Milesi expressed he 'can’t really remember what happened.'
- •Milesi was sharing the #35 Alpine with Ferdinand Habsburg.
- •The crash occurred during the Monza 6 Hours event.
- •The car was involved in a three-way battle at the time.
- •Details surrounding the cause of the crash are still unclear.
- •The event marks the end of the #35 Alpine's WEC tenure.
- 3:05 PMMotorsport.com — Charles Milesi "can’t really remember what happened" in huge WEC crash
"A heavy accident brought an abrupt end to the World Endurance Championship tenure of the #35 Alpine during the Monza 6 Hours when Charles Milesi suffered a massive off at Parabolica. The Frenchman, sharing the #35 entry with Ferdinand Habsburg, was tracking a three-way battle involving the #20 BMW, the #83 Ferrari, and his sister #36 car when the rear snapped, prompting an immediate ...Keep reading
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