Charles Leclerc admitted he ran wide at Copse when losing the British Grand Prix lead to Lewis Hamilton to avoid the same fate as Max Verstappen. The famous fast right-hand Copse corner at the end of the old pits straight was the scene of the two defining moments of the race on a scorching Sunday at Silverstone. On lap one, Hamilton and Verstappen collided, the Red Bull driver hurtling into the barriers at high speed and needing to visit hospital for checks after a 51G impact. As a consequence of the collision, Leclerc, who was running just behind the two World Championship contenders in his Ferrari, got ahead of Hamilton into the lead before the race was red-flagged. On the resumption,...
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