May 26 Charles Leclerc says he won't be taking big 'risks' this weekend as he tries to end the curse that his plagued his past home grands prix in Monaco. 'I love city tracks – I like to flirt with risk,' the Monaco-born Ferrari driver, who lost his championship lead to Red Bull's Max Verstappen with a technical failure in Barcelona, told L'Equipe. 'On tracks like this you have no room for error,' Leclerc added. 'You really feel the adrenaline. 'Last year I took a big risk to get on pole position as I knew I would need a miracle to get to the front row – and I ended up in the wall,' said the 24-year-old. 'This time I won't take such big risks because I understand that points...
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