Despite his so-called 'home race curse', Charles Leclerc refuses to be influenced by previous outings and will not approach this weekend's Monaco any differently to normal. In three outings the Monaco-born youngster has yet to score a point, last year retiring on his way to the grid despite having claimed pole position the previous day. Those who fear the Ferrari driver is 'cursed' at his home track will have taken little comfort from his recent appearance at the Monaco Historic event when he crashed Niki Lauda's 1974 Ferrari 312B3 during a demo run. Speaking ahead of the weekend, refusing to accept the 'curse', Leclerc, who lost the lead in the championship in Barcelona last week after...
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