After a surprisingly frantic Spanish GP, F1 completes its latest double-header with a return to Monaco where home hero Charles Leclerc will be looking to bounce back after retiring from the lead in Barcelona due to a Ferrari turbo and MGU-H failure.
Leclerc’s disappointment was compounded by Max Verstappen recovering from a spin and a DRS issue to take victory in the Spanish GP and with it the F1 world championship lead for the first time this season. Verstappen now heads the standings by six points from Leclerc, while Red Bull also tops the F1 world constructors’ championship by 26 points from Ferrari.
