I don’t deserve to be world champion after crash – Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc
Charles Leclerc said he does not deserve to be crowned Formula One world champion after he crashed out while leading Sunday’s French Grand Prix.
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Verstappen wins French GP as Leclerc crashes
LE CASTELLET, France (AP) — Defending Formula One champion Max Verstappen won the French Grand Prix on Sunday after Charles Leclerc crashed out as Ferrari's woes resurfaced, falling 63 points behind the Red Bull driver in the championship.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc crashes out of French Grand Prix, admits driver error
Charles Leclerc was forced to retire while leading the French Grand Prix on Sunday after his Ferrari came off the track and crashed into the safety barriers on the 18th lap.
Max Verstappen extends championship lead with victory in France after Leclerc crashes out
Max Verstappen won the French Grand Prix after championship rival Charles Leclerc crashed out from the lead.
Formula 1 - Charles Leclerc crashes out of French Grand Prix while leading, blames issue with throttle
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc suffered more misfortune as he dramatically crashed out of the French Grand Prix while leading. Leclerc had been looking comfortable after starting the race on pole, but disaster struck when he crashed into the barriers at Turn 11.
Brutal! Mohamed Salah, James Milner and Liverpool stars put through their paces in Austria
Liverpool are less than a week away from their Community Shield showdown with Manchester City and it seems manager Jurgen Klopp wants them in top shape for the encounter.
Germany vs France, Women's Euros semi-final: When is it, what TV channel and latest odds
Germany and France will face off for a place in the Women's Euros 2022 final at Wembley. Germany have plenty of experience of the business end of the tournament although France are riding high on confidence after reaching the semi-finals for the first time in their history.
Mercedes qualifying performance like a 'slap in the face' - team boss Toto Wolff
LE CASTELLET, France — Toto Wolff said Mercedes' qualifying performance at the French Grand Prix felt like a «slap in the face» after the team failed to meet expectations.