Charles Leclerc likely to face engine penalties later this season By Reuters Share LONDON - Charles Leclerc is highly likely to face grid penalties later this season after Ferrari declared his car's current engine a write-off as a result of a collision at last Sunday's Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix. Leclerc was shunted off at the first corner by Aston Martin's Lance Stroll on a chaotic opening lap before the race was red-flagged. Ferrari said in a statement on Tuesday that Leclerc had been an "innocent victim" and was robbed of the chance of a great result. "Examination of the number 16 SF21 (car) carried out yesterday in Maranello revealed that on top of this, the engine was irreparably damaged and cannot be used again," the Italian team said.