Charles Leclerc has had a torrid time of things on home turf since joining the grid; for the sake of his title chances, he needs that to change at the Monaco Grand Prix. The Ferrari man has failed to score a single point on the three occasions he has raced on home soil, and hasn't even finished one. That's not entirely due to bad luck either. While his brakes failed him in 2018, he crashed out of the race in 2019 and out of qualifying last year, which prevented him from even starting on the Sunday. He simply can't afford to make such mistakes this time around given what happened last time out at the Spanish Grand Prix. Set to take victory with ease, he was forced to retire with an engine...
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