Overview
- Hours after the Monday crash, Leclerc lost rear grip exiting the Parabólica, ran onto the green/kerb and hit the barriers at an estimated speed above 170 km/h with an impact reported at roughly 50–60 G.
- Leclerc walked away from the car, was assisted by FIA doctor Ian Roberts and taken to the circuit medical center where initial checks found no major bone injuries but he reported a transient loss of vision in his right eye.
- Ferrari and the FIA began a telemetry review to find the cause, with investigators focusing on a possible transient power‑delivery anomaly and the sudden loss of rear grip after the car ran beyond the white line.
- Race Direction first deployed the Safety Car and then red‑flagged the Grand Prix to repair circuit protections after the barrier impact, disrupting Ferrari’s home race weekend.
- Leclerc will undergo further neurological and physical exams in the coming hours and his participation in the next round in Madrid will depend on official medical clearance; the high G reading has prompted scrutiny of car systems and run‑off risks.