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Sainz crashes into Leclerc after 'drain cover' remark

20:00, 20 Nov 2024

byKada Sarkozi

The Formula One season continues this weekend in Las Vegas. Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz arrived early to the US, and jumped into a sim to compete against each other. Last year, a loose manhole cover damaged the Spaniard's car. When Leclerc joked about the incident, Sainz crashed into him, laughing. See the video above!

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Sainz crashes into Leclerc after 'drain cover' remark

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