Ferrari expect a wet Monaco Grand Prix and are warning that as much as half the grid could win in those conditions. Although the red flags brought Q3 to an early end in Monaco and confirmed Charles Leclerc as the polesitter, the home hero's 1:11.376 was looking a benchmark very difficult to beat, even if Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz did feel that he had the pace to attack that time. Nonetheless, at a track like Monaco where overtaking is extremely difficult in a Formula 1 car, Ferrari have given themselves a perfect platform for success come race day. That being said, the first two days of track action have been run in warm and dry conditions, which may be set to change completely for...
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