Monaco Grand Prix

Monaco native Charles Leclerc starts from pole position in his home Formula 1 race on Sunday night, with the threat of rain hovering over the streets of ...

"I think I need to do a little rain dance, shake it up a bit for the race because in the dry, you cannot pass around here," he said on Saturday. The Australian said he is hoping for poor weather during the race, to help him around a track where overtaking is notoriously difficult. Australian Daniel Ricciardo has it all to do in his McLaren, starting the famous race in 14th after a poor qualifying.

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Max Verstappen made it three wins in a row last weekend and took the lead for the first time this season in the Drivers Championship as Charles Leclerc was ...

Although we are yet to see the same kind of aggression this season, the desire and will to win is there. It is only the seventh race in what is a very long season, but the Drivers Championship is starting to heat up. He’ll need to use all of that to back up last weeks Top 6 with another here in Monaco. Add to that his performance in qualifying here last year, where he qualified on pole, it gives me confidence that Charles will break Max’s run of three on the spin. The man joining them in the Top 6 Finish acca is Valterri Bottas. The former Mercedes driver has emerged in recent weeks as being the leader of the middle pack. This street circuit is incredibly narrow and chaotic, with very limited opportunities to overtake.

CHARLES LECLERC has earned himself pole position ahead of TOMORROW'S race in what turned out to be a chaotic qualifying.The Ferrari star took advantag.

But that’s Monaco — you do one lap in Q3 and there’s always a risk of a red flag when everyone is trying to risk it all.” He was improving his time when the session was stopped. “A little bit of chaos would be nice but if it’s not then you try to score the most possible points in my position… "If we lose out on a P5 or a P6, it’s not ideal, but it’s not the end of the world. Let's hope tomorrow to do a better job.” “It was getting a bit better. It would be nice to have some luck for once.” "But in the end, you don't get a penalty for that. "I am surprised that this is even a question really. I think the last few years have been difficult for us in the wet but this year we seem to make it work. He said: "It's going to be tricky. We have to go for it.

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It’s been a challenging time and the car has been hard to drive here this weekend.” I'm rooting for them and I wish them all the best.” We’re trying everything, sometimes it works on one car sometimes the other so that makes things difficult. “I'm here for Team Haas and I'm more confident after today's qualifying round. “I’ve been waiting for those clouds all week, I’m really hoping for something exciting to happen. Charles Leclerc is out to end his home race curse and reclaim the lead of the Formula One world championship today.

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But rain isn’t out of the question, and there will (hopefully) be some other elements of intrigue to spice up what Ferrari are hoping will be a procession. “It’s good, it’s good to get it wrong sometimes,” Wolff adds of the team’s current struggles. “You cannot overtake so I am hoping that the weather plays up and maybe we can do a different strategy. Is today the day that the Monegasque Leclerc gets a victory on home roads? “Monaco is always different, you need to concentrate. The track isn’t even that wet.” Brundle: “Why the safety car? Meanwhile, there is rain falling on the circuit! It’s coming down quite significantly according to the presenters. The track isn’t even that wet.” There could be two world champions or a combined overall one where the three worst races are dropped.” Brundle: “Why the safety car?

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We’ll probably have to check the toes and see. Most of the talk around the paddock is about the weather. The Monaco Grand Prix is known for it’s opulence and it’s celebrity guests and today’s race day is no different. The rain has slowed down but the decision to go with slicks or intermediate is a big one. The current world champion and title race leader Max Verstappen could only manage fourth after struggling to get the most out of his car on the famous street circuit. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc secured pole position with an incredible lap in Saturday’s Formula 1 qualifying session and will be looking to complete a sensational home victory at the Monaco Grand Prix this afternoon.

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May 29 May 29 May 29 May 29 The formation lap will now take place at 15:09 (14:09 GMT) as a result as drivers are allowed to change their tyres and car set ups. Remember that every driver has understandably begun this race on the full wet tyres, though the conditions could dry out very quickly with the rain due to stop any minute.

The Monaco Grand Prix was delayed by 21 minutes and then red-flagged before a racing lap had been completed due to worsening rain.

That race eventually finished without a single racing lap being completed, with half points being awarded, prompting a change in rules around points for similar scenarios going forward. This was done for safety reasons in consideration that there has been no wet running this weekend." A dry track?"