Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has rejected "harsh" criticism of the Formula One team's Monaco Grand Prix pace while apologising to Charles Leclerc for a mistake that cost him a likely first home podium. Leclerc qualified third fastest in Monaco on Saturday but received a three-place grid penalty for unnecessarily impeding McLaren's Lando Norris in the tunnel, with Alpine's Esteban Ocon promoted. Editor's Picks Sainz regrets angry Ferrari radio call at Monaco 2dNate Saunders Did Alonso and Aston Martin throw away a Monaco win? 16hLaurence Edmondson 1 Related The top three finished in the same order on Sunday, with Max Verstappen winning for dominant Red Bull and Fernando Alonso second...
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