Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has announced ahead of the Barcelona Grand Prix that he will be auctioning off his one-off race-worn white Monaco race suit to raise money for Emilia Romagna after the Italian region was hit by deadly floods. The sixth round of the Formula 1 season was cancelled after severe rain and flooding made it impractical and impossible for the event to go ahead. Doing what he can to support the region, Leclerc is auctioning the rare piece of Formula 1 history from his home race, as well as his helmet, boots and gloves. “After the tragedy that happened in Italy in Emilia-Romagna with the flooding recently, I decided to sell all my racing kits from my home Grand Prix, so...
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