Ferrari have opened up about the "mistake" which led to Charles Leclerc's disastrous Monaco GP qualifying, as the Scuderia counted the cost of another tough day in F1 2019. Leclerc, who had set the pace in practice three, failed to clear Q1 and will start 15th for his home race on the sport's most difficult circuit to overtake. Leclerc demands answers Qualifying: Hamilton steals Monaco pole In a hastily-convened press conference to explain what had gone wrong, team boss Mattia Binotto told reporters: "It is not a good day. We made a mistake. That's the way we may call what happened today, nothing more. "It has been a misjudgement and a wrong evaluation of the cut-off...
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