MONACO — Ferrari doubled its win tally from all last season and Charles Leclerc ended his barren two-year run in Formula 1 with victory from pole position at Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
MONACO — Ferrari doubled its win tally from all last season and Charles Leclerc ended his barren two-year run in Formula 1 with victory from pole position at Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix.
It wasn’t last season, when Max Verstappen beat his own F1 record with an astounding 19 wins for Red Bull. His teammate Sergio Perez got two victories, and the only non-Red Bull driver to win was Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz Jr. Some of Leclerc’s performances were inconsistent. He made some clumsy mistakes and he wasn’t showing the composure to go with his undoubted speed: Leclerc is considered the quickest in F1 along with Verstappen.
Leclerc led from pole in 2022 until Ferrari, under its previous leadership, made an erratic and incorrect call to change his tires after 22 laps and it cost him an odds-on victory.“It was an important one winning in Monaco, a weight off his shoulders. I think this one can help him a lot,” Vasseur said. “Last year he was a bit nervous. This time he was much, much more relaxed from the beginning.”
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