Amid a season of the narrowest of margins, Charles Leclerc heads home for the Monaco Grand Prix with the unenviable record of never scoring a point in his home race; can he change that fact this weekend? One would have to fancy his chances in the potent Ferrari F1-75 which seems suited to every track, and a potential winner every race weekend, particularly potent in qualifying and handy in race trim too until the Spanish Grand Prix last Sunday. While leading the race in Barcelona by a comfortable margin the PU expired on the back of Leclerc's car, the second Ferrari badged PU to go up in smoke or short circuit (whatever these hybrids do when they cry enough) as Alfa Romeo of Zhou Gunayu...
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