Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc ended the opening day at the Monaco Grand Prix on top, having dominated the session in each sector and on every type of compound. F1Technical's Balazs Szabo delivers his pace debrief after Friday. Charles Leclerc had a messy first session in Monaco as he ran over some debris that flew off Zhou Guanyu's Kick Sauber at Sainte Devote. The incident caused significant damage to the floor of Leclerc's SF-24, restricting him to a series of installation laps in the last ten minutes of Free Practice 1. Ferrari did not change the floor on Leclerc's car between the two sessions, but managed to repair in a way that the SF-24 could operate normally. Leclerc did not...
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