Charles Lakeler to miss F1 Canadian GP second practice after FP1 Crash

Charles Lakeler Will recall the second practice in Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix, as it was left with chassis damage after his FP1 accident.

Lakeler was practicing inaugurating in Montreal after 15 minutes when he locked his tires in Turn 3 and went outwards to grass. Ferrari The driver was unable to stop a violent hit along the wall, breaking the front -left corner of his SF -25.

The incident inspired a brief red flag, in which Lakeler eventually terminated the session in the 10th.

Talking to the media between the two practice sessions, the Principal of the Ferrari team, Fred Wasser suggested that Lakeler damaged his car chassis and Chassis Change Plus due to other checks, Monagaske is unable to fight the second practice session on Friday afternoon.

“When I left the garage, we feel that we have damaged the chassis and we will not be able to do FP2 by regulation,” said Vasasur. “We need to check something but I think it is over for Charles today.”

Ferrari has since confirmed that Lakeler’s chassis would have to change before tomorrow’s race, and said that Monagask would not take any other part in Friday’s race.

A spokesperson said, “Charles Lakeler will not participate in FP2 due to damage to his car in FP1, as he needs to replace the survival cell on his SF -25,” a spokesman said. “According to the rules, Charles will be able to drive in FP3.”

Lakeler apologized to the squad for labeling the driver’s error, but the 27-year-old man was away from the sole driver who appeared in very low-gray conditions.

His Ferrari team partner Lewis Hamilton Completed a full spin in Hairpin, while Mercedes’ George Russell And McLaren Driver Lando Noris Snaps were taken to grass at all various points due to overseas.

Max Verustapane Set the speed in FP1 with a slim profit Williams Pair Alex albon And Carlos Sainz,