Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc surprised the pundits when he popped up at the top of the timing screens with about 20 minutes into the third and final free practice session of the Monaco Grand Prix weekend while teammate Sebastian Vettel crashed out early on in proceedings. Leclerc had looked uncomfortable all of Thursday and even earlier in the session, but he put it together to go quickest of all with a best time of 1:11.265 which remained the best until the end of the hour-long session. Early in the session, Vettel pranged into Sainte Devote when he ran out of grip before spearing into the barrier and damaging the front left side of his car. Valtteri Bottas, second fastest, was...
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