Leclerc set for 10 place grid penalty in Saudi Arabia

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Charles Leclerc will serve a grid penalty at this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Ferrari team will have to fit a new electronics control unit - the Monegasque's third already this season. The 20-year-old retired from the season-opening race in Bahrain while running in third place after his Ferrari engine expired.

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BBC News

Ferrari's Leclerc set for grid penalty at Saudi GP

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc will receive a grid penalty at this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix resulting in at least a 10-place drop from the season-opening race in Bahrain.

3 months ago·United Kingdom

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News18 India

Charles Leclerc Hit With 10-place Grid Penalty Ahead of Saudi Grand Prix

Ferrari were forced to change the power unit twice in Leclerc's car at the season-opening race in Bahrain. Ferrari then moved to use a third power unit for the race in Saudi Arabia, breaking the rules that only permit two changes in an entire season. As a result, the Monegasque was hit with a 10-place grid penalty

3 months ago·India

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The Hindu

Charles Leclerc gets first 2023 F1 grid penalty for Saudi Arabian GP

The Monegasque retired from the season-opening race in Bahrain on March 5 with a loss of power, a failure blamed on the control electronics.

3 months ago·India

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Daily Mirror

Leclerc handed penalty for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after Bahrain nightmare

Leclerc and Ferrari endured a nightmare start in Bahrain and team principal Frederic Vasseur has confirmed they have already gone over their allocation of ECU issues

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc Hit With 10-Place Grid Penalty For Saudi Arabian GP

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was on Wednesday hit with a 10-place grid penalty for this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The sanction was meted out by Formula One's rulers the FIA after Ferrari were forced to change the power unit twice in Leclerc's car at the season-opening race in Bahrain. Ferrari then moved to use a third power unit for the race in Saudi Arabia, breaking the rules that only permit two changes in an entire season. Leclerc, who…

3 months ago·New Delhi, India

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Associated Press News

F1: Ferrari's Leclerc set for Saudi Arabian GP grid penalty

JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Charles Leclerc will start this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix with a grid penalty after Ferrari used a third electronics control unit on the car's engine, the Formula One team said Wednesday.

3 months ago·United States

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