MONACO -- Charles Leclerc will drop from third to sixth on the grid for the Monaco Grand Prix after receiving a penalty for impeding Lando Norris in qualifying. The decision, which was issued two-and-a-half hours after qualifying finished, means Leclerc's run of bad luck at his home race continues for another year. The Ferrari driver had been in contention for pole position, but was 0.106s off Max Verstappen's fastest lap time at the end of a thrilling Q3 session. Editor's Picks What is Leclerc's Monaco Grand Prix curse, and can he end it in 2023? 1dNate Saunders After setting his final lap time in Q3, Leclerc was slowing down and returning to the pits when he blocked Norris on a fast lap....
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