Charles Leclerc might have looked quick on the opening day in Monaco, but a key issues remains for the home hero.
Charles Leclerc admitted that he is still struggling with Ferrari’s brakes, with no solution found yet at the Monaco Grand Prix. Despite setting the fastest time in FP1 and the second-fastest in FP2, Leclerc experienced multiple lock-ups due to brake issues carried over from the Canadian Grand Prix. His confidence has been affected, as he expressed his ongoing struggle with the brakes. Leclerc remains hopeful for a solution, acknowledging the impact it had on his performance during FP2, particularly at Mirabeau. He attributed his difficulties to a lack of confidence in the tricky Monaco track combined with his current brake issues, resulting in more mistakes in recent races.
