P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Charles Leclerc claimed a third pole position for his home Formula 1 race – the Monaco Grand Prix – while Max Verstappen will only start sixth
Charles Leclerc secured his third pole position at the Monaco Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen starting in sixth position. Leclerc’s dominance in practice seemed to waver during qualifying, but he regained his form in Q3, setting a time of 1m10.270s. Verstappen faced challenges, hitting the wall during his final run and settling for sixth on the grid. Other notable performances came from Carlos Sainz, Lando Norris, and George Russell, who qualified in third through fifth positions. Red Bull had a tough qualifying session, with Sergio Perez starting in 18th place. Despite the ups and downs, Alpine had a strong showing, with Esteban Ocon qualifying in 11th position.
