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Charles Leclerc is set to miss the second free practice session for the 2025 F1 Canadian Grand Prix after his earlier crash in FP1.
Charles Leclerc won’t participate in the second free practice session at the 2025 Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix due to his crash in FP1, where he damaged his Ferrari SF-25 after locking up and hitting the wall.
Ferrari Team Principal, Fred Vasseur, mentioned at the press conference that chassis damage might prevent Leclerc from driving in FP2 as the team investigates the extent of the wreckage.
Despite Leclerc’s setback, teammate Lewis Hamilton finished fifth in FP1, while the team is aiming to capitalize on their recent podium finish in Spain and close the gap to McLaren in the Constructors’ Standings.
Vasseur expressed optimism for the Canadian Grand Prix, acknowledging the team’s progress in recent races and their target to challenge McLaren at the top.
Ferrari remains focused on improving their performance and maintaining McLaren as their main competitor as they aim for a successful weekend in Montreal.
