Charles Leclerc knew he had no-one to blame but himself for the crash which cost him a possible race victory at the French Grand Prix.
He started the race from pole and held off Max Verstappen in the opening stages. The Monegasque was managing his tyres superbly while making sure he kept his title rival in his mirrors over the course of the first 17 laps.
But then disaster struck, when the Ferrari star lost control of his rear tyres at Turn 11. He messed up his line on entry into the corner, and pressed on the throttle too hard but without the grip he needed, causing him to spin off the track and into the barrier.
