Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto praised Charles Leclerc's attitude after he was unable to start his home race from pole on Sunday. The Monegasque driver had a hefty impact out of the second part of the Swimming Pool section in qualifying in Monaco, earning himself pole position in the process having been top of the timesheets at that point. Having hesitated over changing Leclerc's gearbox, which would have carried a grid penalty, a separate problem with his left driveshaft ultimately ruled the Ferrari driver out of the chance of winning his home Grand Prix. Rather than heading back to his apartment however, the 23-year-old stuck around with his team, signed autographs for fans and...
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