Charles Leclerc has issued a wholehearted apology to Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari after taking the blame for a first-lap collision that forced both drivers out of the race. Leclerc attempted to squeeze up the inside of Vettel on the approach to turn three, only to strike a kerb, sending his car onto the rear wing of Vettel's SF1000. Article continues under video Vettel limped back to the pits to retire, while Leclerc managed to continue after a front-wing change, only to be forced out himself soon as there was too much damage to his car. After both drivers spoke in the television pen where interviews are conducted, Leclerc took the blame. "I apologised," said Leclerc....
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