It's safe to say Monaco hasn't been kind to Charles Leclerc as the current Formula 1 leader has had more than a few unfortunate experiences at the legendary street circuit. His first appearance back in 2017 as a GP2 driver ended in retirement after a pit stop went wrong. Things weren't any better a year later when he made the switch to Formula 1 as the brakes of his Alfa Romeo failed, thus rear-ending the Toro Rosso driven by Brendon Hartley.
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Charles Leclerc Crashes Ex-Niki Lauda's Ferrari F1 Car After Brake Failure
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