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Leclerc is relegated to last place at the start of the Canadian GP
Ferrari decided to change engine parts beyond the maximum allowed per season
Driver Charles Leclerc will start Sunday's Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix from last place, after Ferrari decided on Saturday to change engine parts beyond the maximum allowed per season.
Leclerc had already been penalized on Saturday with a loss of 10 places on the grid in Montreal for the change of the engine's electronic control unit.
The Monegasque driver, third in the World Championship standings behind Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez, has started on pole position in the last four races without achieving any wins.
On Sunday he will line up alongside Alpha Tauri's Yuki Tsunoda in the back row.
By EspoLeclerc is relegated to last place at the start of the Canadian GP
Ferrari decided to change engine parts beyond the maximum allowed per season
Driver Charles Leclerc will start Sunday's Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix from last place, after Ferrari decided on Saturday to change engine parts beyond the maximum allowed per season.
Leclerc had already been penalized on Saturday with a loss of 10 places on the grid in Montreal for the change of the engine's electronic control unit.
The Monegasque driver, third in the World Championship standings behind Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez, has started on pole position in the last four races without achieving any wins.
On Sunday he will line up alongside Alpha Tauri's Yuki Tsunoda in the back row.