Charles Leclerc, fresh off a stunning victory at the Italian Grand Prix, was involved in a minor car accident in Monaco, where he bumped his £303,000 Ferrari Purosangue into another vehicle at low speed. The incident, which was caught on video and shared on social media, occurred just days after his Monza win and added to his series of unfortunate events in Monaco. Despite the crash, no one was injured, and both drivers drove away without significant damage. Leclerc's recent performance has been a mix of high points, including wins at Monza and Monaco, and his current third place in the drivers' championship, trailing Lando Norris by 24 points. Meanwhile, McLaren faces scrutiny over their team strategy at Monza, with questions about the lack of team orders potentially affecting their race outcomes. The 2024 F1 season, initially predicted to be dominated by Max Verstappen, has turned unpredictable, with Leclerc's and Norris' recent performances intensifying the championship race.