The Monaco Kid did it! Charles Leclerc claimed pole position for his home Monaco Grand Prix, but a  late crash could mean a grid penalty for the Ferrari driver. Leclerc and his teammate Carlos Sainz surprised all, including themselves, with their pace around Monaco which put them up with Mercedes and Red Bull as pre-qualifying favourites. In the afternoon qualifying session at the Principality on Saturday, Leclerc set the fastest lap with his first effort in Q3 but, with two laps required to extract the maximum from the Pirelli tyres, he looked to go quicker with his final shot. But exiting the Piscine complex, the front-right wheel of his Ferrari clipped the Armco, breaking the toe link...
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