Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc has branded his Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying crash as “completely unnecessary” and says he needs to work on his recent mistakes. Leclerc lost control of his Ferrari coming out of the final corner in Q1 and spun rearwards into the barriers, causing damage to the rear wing and diffuser on his SF90. The Monegasque had already set a lap time good enough to see him progress into the second part of qualifying and some quick work from his Ferrari mechanics enabled him to take part in Q2. His incident followed crashing out of last weekend’s German Grand Prix while in a strong second place. “I’ve been very lucky to go again,” Leclerc admitted....
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