Charles Leclerc says he went “all-in” for the lap that gave him pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix but he believes he could have posted an even more special time if he’d finished his final attempt. The hometown favorite set an impressive first flying lap in Q3 and was on provisional pole position, with a margin of over 0.2s over the rest of the field. Leclerc had already improved in the first sector when behind him Sergio Perez crashed his Red Bull at Portier, being collected by Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz and bringing out a red flag that cemented Leclerc's pole but stopped him from improving further. “I wouldn’t call it frustration, but I definitely wanted to finish that...
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