The 2026 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix at Monza was red-flagged on lap 3 of 53 after a massive crash for Charles Leclerc at the final corner. The Ferrari driver was battling McLaren's Oscar Piastri when he lost the rear of his car and slammed into the tyre barrier.
The race had a dramatic start as Leclerc and his Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton made contact at the first chicane, with Hamilton running wide onto the gravel and dropping to 10th. Leclerc continued in the podium places, briefly taking second from polesitter Pierre Gasly before being repassed by the Alpine driver.
High Drama at the Final Corner
On the second lap, Leclerc was defending from Piastri into the final corner. He held off the McLaren but lost the rear of his Ferrari as he touched the green-painted area, throwing him heavily into the barriers. The safety car was deployed, but the severity of the impact prompted officials to red-flag the race at the end of lap 3.

Fortunately, Leclerc climbed out of his car and appeared unharmed. However, the incident has left Ferrari's home race in disarray, and teams must now reassess strategies for the restart. The red flag also opens up opportunities for teams to change tyres and make adjustments, potentially reshuffling the competitive order.
All eyes are now on the restart, with questions over how Leclerc and Ferrari will recover from this setback. The race is far from over, and the drama at Monza is set to continue.



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