For the first time in the history of the Monaco Grand Prix, the Formula 1 cars were on track on a Friday and Scuderia Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz set the two fastest times of the day. As always in Monaco, the main purpose of free practice is to allow the drivers to do as many laps as possible to get into a rhythm around the street circuit, where the barriers are there to be brushed but always respected. The two F1-75s spent the entire session running on the Medium tyre, each driver using two sets. Charles' best time was a 1'14'531, which was seven hundredths quicker than Carlos, who stopped the clocks in 1'14'601. The two Ferrari men were split on the time sheet by...
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