Mattia Binotto offered little by way of excuse after Charles Leclerc was left to pick up the pieces from a ruinous qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix that will see him start his home race way outside the top 10. Leclerc was eliminated in Q1 after Ferrari kept him in the garage for the closing stages of the session as times began to tumble on an ever-improving track. Article continues under video The 21-year-old was ultimately put into the drop zone by team-mate Sebastian Vettel, who scraped through at the last, having hit the wall on a late-session flying effort. Leclerc had earlier missed a call to the weighbridge and had to be rolled back to the right spot, although there was more than...
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