Charles Leclerc has apologized to his Ferrari team for the extensive repair work he gave them with his crash in second practice at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The Jeddah track was highlighted as one that would punish mistakes due to its high-speed nature surrounded by walls as a street venue, but it was only five minutes before the end of FP2 that the first big error was made. Leclerc lost the rear at Turn 22, resulting in a big impact with the barrier that heavily damaged his car and brought the session to a premature end. “A day that unfortunately didn’t end up the way I wanted, but overall we went thorough everything we wanted to test,” Leclerc said. “I think the potential is...
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