And if it was finally the right weekend for Charles Leclerc?
The one where he manages to finish his Grand Prix, at his home in Monaco, after three unsuccessful attempts.
In any case, the Ferrari driver was the fastest this Saturday in qualifying.
He will start on pole position on Sunday, ahead of his teammate, Spaniard Carlos Sainz.
The Red Bulls must settle for the second row, with the Mexican Sergio PĂ©rez ahead of the Dutchman Max Verstappen, reigning world champion who took the lead in the general classification at the expense of Leclerc with his victory at the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday last.
Incredible crash that ends qualifying!
@SCHecoPerez spun, he was hit by @Carlossainz55, forcing the commissioner to wave the red flag 🚩@Charles_Leclerc on pole ahead of his teammate and Sergio Perez #MonacoGP 🇲🇨 pic.twitter.com/2Dm2sxmiyE
– CANAL+ F1® (@CanalplusF1) May 28, 2022
Access to this content has been blocked to respect your choice of consent
By clicking on "
I ACCEPT
", you accept the deposit of cookies by external services and will thus have access to the content of our partners
I ACCEPT
And to better remunerate 20 Minutes, do not hesitate to accept all cookies, even for one day only, via our "I accept for today" button in the banner below.
More information on the Cookie Management Policy page.
The last session of qualifying was cut short after the crash against the safety barriers of PĂ©rez, struck in stride by Sainz at the entrance to the tunnel.
Sport
F1: "Leclerc has a competitive car, he doesn't need to overdrive, it will work in Monaco," says Jean Alesi
Sport
Formula 1: Victim of a theft in Barcelona, ​​Sebastian Vettel sets off in pursuit of the criminals
Sport
Formula 1 (F1)
Monaco Grand Prix
monaco
Leclerc
Ferrari
Max Verstappen
Red Bull