Ferrari's already troubled season suffered another major blow on Sunday when Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc collided on the opening lap of the Styrian Grand Prix. After both cars retired, Leclerc immediately apologised for causing the collision, acknowledging that "What happened today is clearly my fault, there's nothing else to say. "I take full responsibility. I made a mistake and apologising is not enough," he continued. "I was so eager to do well for the team, and I thought I might be able to gain three or four places and I went for it. But in fact the opportunity wasn't there. "I have apologised to the team and to Seb, who didn't do anything wrong. I let...
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