Charles Leclerc expects "chaos" in Monaco, but his team-mate Lewis Hamilton reckons that's better than another "sh**e" race.

FERRARI are racing against the clock to get Lewis Hamilton’s car ready for qualifying after he crashed in the final practice session. The seven-time world champion was unhurt and safely left the

Charles Leclerc was furious when pole position at his home Grand Prix was snatched away from him by F1 rival Lando Norris. A scintillating lap put the Monegasque on provisional pole towards the end of Q3, and he stayed there right up until Norris pipped him by just over a tenth of a second.

Lewis Hamilton was in a buoyant mood after Ferrari impressed on Friday at the Monaco Grand Prix; watch final practice live at 11.30am on Sky Sports F1 on Saturday, with qualifying following at 3pm

Per The Athletic's Alex Kalinauckas, Michael Schumacher's Ferrari that he drove to win the 2001 Monaco Grand Prix and Hungarian Grand Prix sold at auction for $18.17 million. That figure makes it the most expensive car driven by Schumacher to be sold at auction.

Charles Leclerc says he is extremely disappointed not to be on pole position for the Monaco GP after topping all three practice sessions, but sees prospects for major strategy shake-ups in the race.

One driver had a scary near-miss after a Tecpro barrier malfunctioned on the Monaco Grand Prix circuit. Before the Formula One action got underway, qualifying for the Porsche Supercup took place on the Monte-Carlo track.

The Monaco Grand Prix may be “the jewel in Formula 1’s crown” but the race itself is rarely must-see TV. Sometimes, it’s downright dull.