F1 Driver Charles Leclerc Gets Penalty Decision

The FIA stewards decided Charles Leclerc should have been given a penalty at the Belgian Grand Prix. He had a crash with Oscar Piastri.

Lewis Hamilton crashed into George Russell and got a penalty. Hamilton's crash was similar to Leclerc's, but Leclerc did not get a penalty at first.

Leclerc crashed with Piastri when he moved under braking.

The stewards did not give Leclerc a penalty at first, but they talked about it with the drivers. They thought it was not fair that Leclerc did not get a penalty.

The stewards now think Leclerc should have been punished.

The drivers and the FIA had a meeting to talk about how they handle crashes.

Leclerc said the situation was not simple, but he thought he might have done something wrong.

Leclerc said he tries to drive as fast as he can, but he knows it can be risky.

Leclerc said his crash with Piastri was too risky and he does not want to drive like that all the time. He tries to leave a little space, but it was too close.

Leclerc wants to avoid crashes at the Hungarian Grand Prix so Ferrari can do well before the summer break.

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