Dramatic Dutch GP Double DNF: Ferrari's Misfortune Continues
Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc both crashed out of the Dutch Grand Prix in separate incidents, dealing a double blow to the Italian team before their home race at Monza. Hamilton's crash was attributed to losing control on turn three, while Leclerc collided with Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli.
In a dramatic twist at the Dutch Grand Prix, Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc suffered separate crashes, resulting in a double non-finish for the Italian team.
Hamilton lost control on the banked turn three, marking his first non-finish since joining Ferrari. Leclerc later collided with Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes, attracting a 10-second penalty.
Amid controversy, light rainfall and a slippery white line are under scrutiny for Hamilton's crash, adding another layer of drama as Ferrari looks ahead to Monza.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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