Jean Alesi's Monaco Historic Grand Prix weekend ends in disappointment after Ferrari crash
French racing legend Jean Alesi crashed his Ferrari 312 during practice at the 15th Monaco Historic Grand Prix and was unable to start Sunday's race.
The French racing legend was set to be the star attraction at this year's Historic Grand Prix, but his weekend took a dramatic turn during Friday's practice sessions when he crashed his precious Ferrari 312.
The incident clearly affected the former Formula 1 driver, who expressed his regret at damaging such an iconic machine. The crash not only ended his practice running but also prevented him from taking part in Sunday's main event.
Despite the setback, Alesi's presence added significant glamour to the 15th edition of the Historic Grand Prix. The event continues to draw motorsport legends and classic car enthusiasts to Monaco's streets, celebrating the principality's rich racing heritage with vintage machinery spanning decades of competition history.