Ferrari confirm Charles Leclerc will be able to run same chassis and power unit despite hefty crash. Charles will be able to run same chassis and power unit .

Scuderia Ferrari confirm Charles Leclerc will be able to run same chassis and power unit despite hefty crash

Scuderia Ferrari Monegasque driver Charles Leclerc has been given the all-clear by the FIA after a violent shunt at the end of second practice for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix earlier today.

With just a few minutes to go until the end of FP2 at Jeddah Corniche Circuit, Charles Leclerc lost control of his SF21 car going into Turn 22, a high-speed left-hander. His car pirouetted into the barriers, completely destroying the rear of his car.

A statement from the Maranello team read: “Charles came back to the hospitality after routine medical checks having been given the all-clear by the doctors.”

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The Monegasque ended the session 10th fastest overall, 0.7s shy of Lewis Hamilton who set the pace for Mercedes.

Later in the evening, Scuderia Ferrari confirmed that Charles Leclerc will be able to run the same chassis and power unit for the rest of the weekend at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit despite the hefty crash in the second free practice session.