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General · 9 June 2026

Leclerc calls Ferrari brakes 'unsafe.' Supplier disputes claim.

Leclerc calls Ferrari brakes 'unsafe.' Supplier disputes claim.

Questions have been raised over Ferrari's braking setup after two incidents left a driver saying the car was unsafe to handle. Following his Monaco Grand Prix retirement on Sunday, Charles Leclerc said brake behaviour caused problems and rejected blame for the accident. Brembo answered that view the same evening, saying any judgement should wait until telemetry data has been examined with Ferrari engineers.

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