MONACO -- A full inspection of the gearbox on Charles Leclerc's car ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix revealed no damage as a result of his accident in qualifying, meaning it will not be changed ahead of the race and he will not be subject to a grid penalty. Leclerc secured pole in unusual circumstances on Saturday as his accident in the final moments of qualifying prevented his rivals completing faster laps that may have beaten him to the fastest time. The Ferrari driver broke his front right suspension against the inside barrier at the second part of the Swimming Pool complex, but a hit to the rear when he came to a halt at the exit of the corner raised concerns about gearbox damage and a...
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