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Charles Leclerc admitted that he’s “not satisfied” to have qualified second for F1’s Monaco GP, despite his low expectations heading into the weekend.
Charles Leclerc expressed dissatisfaction with qualifying second for the Monaco Grand Prix, despite surpassing his own expectations for the weekend. Initially concerned about Ferrari’s performance in low speed, Leclerc topped all practice sessions and contended for pole position against McLaren. Despite a strong final lap, he was edged out by Lando Norris, partially attributing his near-miss to traffic interference from Max Verstappen. Leclerc acknowledged his disappointment at missing out on pole position in his home race but recognized Ferrari’s improved performance in Monaco. Ultimately, he reflected on the weekend’s unexpected positive outcome and his team’s competitiveness in low-speed corners.
