Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari at the end of final practice at the Monaco Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton has given his Ferrari mechanics a rebuild job ahead of qualifying after he crashed at the end of final practice at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix.

The first day of practice in Monaco offered a rather unexpected scenario, with Leclerc topping both practice sessions, while the two McLarens and Verstappen were a bit further behind. The SF-25 seemed very strong over kerbs and bumps,

A purple first sector for Hamilton came to naught as he encountered heavy traffic in the second sector, while Leclerc popped in a big lap on his fourth tour with the soft tyre to drop into the 1:10s with a 1:10.953 to go almost three-tenths up on Verstappen.

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