Leclerc reports blurred vision after 60G Monza crash
NXTbets Pro | Published On: September 8, 2026
Leclerc crash
Charles Leclerc crashed at Monza in the Italian Grand Prix after he was fighting Oscar Piastri for fourth place. The Ferrari driver went wide at Parabolica on lap 2, ran onto the green-painted strip and a drain cover, then hit the barriers in a crash described as a 60G impact. The accident came at about 160 mph and put him out of the race. Leclerc climbed out of the car unaided, and the Italian Grand Prix was briefly suspended for about half an hour after the incident. He later said he also felt a difference in Ferrari’s power delivery between lap 1 and lap 2, a detail that added to the focus around the accident and the way the race changed in a matter of moments.
Leclerc injuries
Leclerc’s first concern after the crash was his right eye. He said the vision in that eye briefly became blurry or unclear, and he called it the main issue immediately after the accident. He also said his neck was fine. Leclerc was checked at the medical center and was released without serious injury, giving Ferrari a clear read on the immediate aftermath even as the crash itself left a mark on the race.
Leclerc recovery
Leclerc said he would undergo additional health checks before the Madrid Grand Prix and expected to be okay for that race. His comments pointed to a short-term recovery plan after leaving the medical center without serious injury. The incident underlined how quickly the race turned after Leclerc said he felt a difference in Ferrari’s power delivery between lap 1 and lap 2.
