Charles Leclerc felt Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda played ‘a bit of a game’ during the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday by making Brendon Hartley slow the pace to ensure Pierre Gasly finished inside the points. The Monegasque racer was directly behind Hartley when the New Zealander slowed his pace to give Gasly the opportunity to remain ahead, with the gap between the two growing from fifteen seconds on lap twenty-six to more than twenty-eight seconds just ten laps later. Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team racer Leclerc was the first of those on the tail of Hartley in that spell, and the drop in pace ended any realistic chance of scoring points, although that was to come to a crushing end later on with...
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