Monaco Grand Prix – After giving Charles Leclerc’s car a good once over, Ferrari have reported that the gearbox does seem to be intact. Leclerc ended qualifying both on pole and in the wall at the exit of the swimming pool chicane surrounded by sprinkles of red carbon fibre. The Monegasque racer clipped his front right heading into the chicane, breaking his steering and leaving his Ferrari to take a heavy hit to both the front and rear. The front end, while having the most easily seen damage, could easily be repaired but the worry for Leclerc was whether the hit to the rear had damaged the gearbox, which would lead to a grid penalty if a replacement was required. “I have mixed...
Full Story »