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Aston Martin has accepted full responsibility for the incident between Lance Stroll and Charles Leclerc during FP1 in Monaco, which has resulted in a grid penalty for its driver.
Aston Martin took full responsibility for the incident involving Lance Stroll and Charles Leclerc during FP1 in Monaco, leading to a grid penalty for Stroll in the Monaco Grand Prix. Stroll received a one-place grid penalty for colliding with local favorite Leclerc as they approached a tight section of the track. Stroll, who moved onto the racing line without realizing Leclerc was closing in rapidly, caused the collision that damaged both cars. The stewards determined that Stroll was at fault for cutting across Leclerc’s path, resulting in the collision. As a result, Stroll received a grid penalty and a penalty point on his license. Leclerc, despite the collision, managed to set the fastest time in Monaco FP1 following the incident.
