Analysis To news overview Ferrari head into the Monaco GP in good spirits following a strong showing in Spain where Charles Leclerc was on top form to finish in fourth place. Leclerc will be racing on home soil this weekend and could do something very special. The Monegasque driver is yet to finish a Monaco GP, having crashed out due to a brake failure in 2018 and a scrappy drive from the back of the grid saw him retire early on in 2019. Last year was Ferrari's worst season in F1 since 1980 but they have made substantial gains in every area to now be fighting against McLaren for third place in the constructors' championship. Leclerc is currently fifth in the drivers' standings but has...
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