Tsunoda on verge of grid penalty after Monaco F1 reprimand
Tsunoda was summoned by the stewards after second practice for the Monaco Grand Prix over an incident with Magnussen exiting the tunnel.
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Hamilton struggles in Monaco as local boy Leclerc tops practice
Lewis Hamilton finished only 12th in second practice for the Monaco Grand Prix as home favourite Charles Leclerc completed an impressive practice double.
Monaco Grand Prix: Charles Leclerc tops both practice sessions as Daniel Ricciardo crashes out, Lewis Hamilton 12th
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc topped the Friday practice sessions with a time of 1:12.656 to lead the field. Monaco native Leclerc will hope to finish the race for the first time in four appearances, but he looks to stand a very good chance of doing so after completing a Friday practice double. Ad/> Leclerc led a Ferrari one-two with Carlos Sainz taking second place by a fraction (+0.044s) while Red Bull's Sergio Perez (+0.379s) and Max Verstappen (+0.447s) — who has won the last three races — took third and fourth respectively.
Monaco GP: Charles Leclerc fastest in FP2 ahead of Carlos Sainz
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc topped FP2 at the Monaco Grand Prix, with him ahead of Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez.
F1 | Libres 2 en Mónaco: Pulso entre los Ferrari
La décima parte de lo que dura un parpadeo según la ciencia, 44 milésimas, separan a Carlos Sainz de Charles Leclerc después de la jornada de entrenamientos libres en el GP de Mónaco. Y basta un paseo por el puerto, entre viales y yates y con los coches en la pista, para apreciar que cada una de esas milésimas se obtiene jugando con fuego, bailando sobre el alambre.
Monaco FP1: A flying start for Leclerc at his home race
Charles Leclerc increased the hype for the Monaco Grand Prix weekend as the local lad set the pace in Friday’s first practice ahead of Sergio Perez.
UEFA chief Ceferin calls on La Liga to stop criticism of PSG
PARIS: UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin on Friday encouraged leagues to “worry about their own situation” in response to remarks by La Liga chief Javier Tebas after Paris Saint-Germain persuaded Kylian Mbappe to stay in France rather than join Real Madrid. Tebas hit out at Mbappe’s decision to snub the Spanish champions and sign a new three-year deal in Paris, calling the contract “an insult to football.” Speaking to AFP in an interview in Paris ahead of Saturday’s Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid, Ceferin said: “I absolutely don’t agree.