Charles Leclerc thrills home support with pole at Monaco Grand Prix
Charles Leclerc delighted his home crowd by securing pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday.
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Charles Leclerc delighted his home crowd by securing pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday.
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Charles Leclerc took pole position for his home Monaco Grand Prix with Ferrari locking out the front row after his teammate Carlos Sainz took second in qualifying on Saturday. Red Bull fill the second row with Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen in third and fourth in Saturday's qualifying.
MONACO (AP) — Charles Leclerc positioned himself to reclaim the Formula One points lead from reigning champion Max Verstappen by winning the pole for the Monaco Grand Prix.
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