“Why Am I So F**king Unlucky”: Ferrari Curse Hits Charles Leclerc Hard as Mysterious Failure Prematurely Ends Brazilian GP

Charles Leclerc and Ferrari came to the Brazilian Grand Prix with high hopes. And the Monegasque driver delivered under pressure on Friday as he qualified P2 for the main race under treacherous conditions. However, it seems that it wasn’t meant to be for the Scuderia and Leclerc as his race came to an end even before it started. But what exactly happened?

Charles Leclerc started the formation lap and was set to line up P2 at the start. However, while warming up his tires, he seemed to have lost control of his car and crashed into the barrier. Everyone was stunned at the Monegasque’s bad luck. Some thought that he made a huge mistake on the warm-up lap instead. However, we soon got to hear what actually happened to him on the radio. 

It was Leclerc’s fault as he came on the radio and explained how he lost the hydraulic pressure. Leclerc said, “I lost the hydraulics. Why am I so f**king unlucky.” As an aftermath of the heavy crash, Leclerc was still able to get his car moving but couldn’t make it back to the pits. Hence the race ended for the #16 driver even before it actually started. 

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It seems that Leclerc wasn’t the only one who had bad luck at the Brazilian GP. Just minutes after Leclerc’s misfortune, multiple cars ended up crashing at the start as a Red Flag was brought out. However, Leclerc seemed to be the one to reach the media pen after the crash. Let’s see what he had to say. 

Charles Leclerc left clueless about what happened to his SF23

Charles Leclerc seemed to be just a passenger after his Ferrari SF23 gave up on him. Usually, Leclerc faces this kind of luck at his home race in Monaco but it seems to have followed him to Brazil. The Monegasque explained how he didn’t know what exactly happened to the car but advised how he lost the steering and soon the tires locked up. Let’s wait for Ferrari to disassemble the car and explain what exactly was the reason.

Charles Leclerc after his unfortunate crash headed to the media pen and said, “I can’t say what happened. I lost the hydraulic of the steering wheel first, and then the rear tires blocked on their own for something on the engine. I couldn’t do anything.”

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Leclerc doesn’t seem to catch a break with his misfortunes at Ferrari. It’s been a while since he had a phase free of any reliability or driving error moment that did not leave him in heaps of disappointment. And on a weekend when amid some crazy circumstances & still qualified P2, this is gut-wrenching for the man from Monaco. What do you think about another heartbreak in Brazil for the 5-time Ferrari winner?