Charles Leclerc, fresh off his Italian Grand Prix victory at Monza, was involved in a minor collision while driving his new Ferrari Purosangue in Monte Carlo. The incident, captured on video and involving a utility van, occurred at low speed and did not appear to result in significant damage to either vehicle. Despite the slight fender-bender, Leclerc continued on his way without inspecting the damages, suggesting such incidents may be routine in Monaco. His recent win at Monza marked his second victory of the 2024 season and evoked strong emotions reminiscent of his first win at the iconic circuit in 2019. Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur noted the importance of this victory in boosting the team's momentum as they chase the championship, now sitting close behind competitors McLaren and Red Bull. Leclerc's Purosangue, which he purchased earlier this year, is part of an impressive car collection that includes several high-performance models.