The Monaco Grand Prix is the jewel in the Formula 1 crown and every driver wants to claim pole position in the Principality - and none more so than local lad Charles Leclerc, who grew up on the streets of Monte Carlo. Leclerc had even more motivation to secure the top spot this time out, after taking pole last year only to be unable to start the race because a problem with his Ferrari prevented him taking up his position on the grid. “It is very special,” the 24-year-old Monegasque said after the end of Saturday's qualifying session, in which he was fastest in all three rounds on his way to taking pole with a time of 1:11.376s - two tenths clear of team mate Carlos Sainz. Read also:...
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