It’s the big day of the Monte Carlo Grand Prix: a historic event for Motorsport and Formula 1 which is contesting a GP valid for the World Championship in Monaco today for the 70th time in its history. And, today in particular, Charles Leclerc in turn has an appointment with history, with the great chance of starting from pole position and being able to aim for a victory that would allow him to become the second Monegasque – after Louis Chiron in 1931 – to win his home Grand Prix and the first to do so for a GP valid for the World Championship. A victory that Leclerc has always been chasing and dreaming of, for him who has never managed to achieve great results between Formula 2 and Formula 1 on his home roads and who has experienced the two mockeries of 2021 and 2022.
To be able to win, Leclerc will have to deal with the two McLarens of Oscar Piastri, second yesterday, and Lando Norris, fourth, while he will be able to count on the support of Carlos Sainz, third on the grid. Ferrari and McLaren, between Friday and Saturday, were the most constant and fastest thanks also to the updates arrived in the last GPs which gave the SF-24 and the MCL38 a big step forward to fight against a Red Bull in more difficulty here. Only sixth, behind George Russell, is Max Verstappen, who today will have to fight and hope for a miracle to be able to achieve his third personal success in the Principality, as Hamilton, Rosberg, Moss and Stewart have already managed to do. It will be a very high tension afternoon that we are ready to tell you about in this live broadcast: We remind you to refresh the page for all updates.
Mattia Fundaro
