Ferrari have a repair job on their hands in the lead-up to Monaco Grand Prix qualifying after Lewis Hamilton lost control and crashed at the end of final practice on Saturday

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 laid down back-to-back fastest laps to clinch the practice hat-trick at the Monaco GP, 0.280s faster than Max Verstappen.

Lewis Hamilton named the Monaco circuit as 'the coolest track ever' after Ferrari showed promising results ahead of Monaco Grand Prix. According to Sky Sports, ahead of Saturday's all-important qualifying Hamilton during the Friday,

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.

Off the pace in FP2, Helmut Marko says Red Bull need to find a "compromise" as they went too far with the setup of the RB21.

Charles Leclerc led Friday practice for the Monaco Grand Prix for Ferrari, barely outpacing Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri. Leclerc, the winner of the race last year, went quickest by 0.038s from his McLaren rival and a tenth from Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton, third fastest today.

Ferrari Deputy Team Principal, Jerome D'Ambrosio has contradicted media beliefs regarding the Scuderia's strength in the low-speed corners, a performance cornerstone at the Monaco Grand Prix street track.