Sunday's Italian Grand Prix was a hotbed of controversy with Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and McLaren at the centre of the drama. (contains affiliate links)

Leclerc isn’t 100% certain he will race in next weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix

Eagle-eyed fans believe they’ve spotted the cause of Charles Leclerc’s crash-out at the Italian Grand Prix. The red flag was brought out at Monza after just two laps, with the Ferrari driver crashing out while defending his fourth position from McLaren’s Oscar Piastri.

Charles Leclerc’s Monza weekend took a frightening turn after a horrific crash. He walked away, but not everyone was convinced that was the end of the story.

Back to Leclerc, and prior to his Monza shunt, the Ferrari driver had suffered crashes in qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix, in the race on lap 66 at Monaco - just after Stroll's off - and in qualifying in Barcelona. Comparing the repair bills - for crash damage rather than mechanical fixes - Leclerc has racked up quite the tab.

Kimi Antonelli finished second and George Russell third in the final race at the Zandvoort circuit which was restarted after the Dutch driver hit the wall on the opening lap