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Ferrari confirms Leclerc fault

Ferrari have revealed a never before seen engine issue caused Charles Leclerc to lose power at the Bahrain GP. The Scuderia say Leclerc's car suffered a "short circuit within an injection system control unit", following an examination by technicians and engineers. The team have confirmed Leclerc will use the same power unit again at next weekend's Chinese GP. Leclerc was on course to claim his maiden win in F1 as he led Lewis Hamilton by nearly 10 seconds with 11 laps remaining when he suddenly suffered a loss of power.
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