A bittersweet Monaco outing for Ferrari

It was a weekend of extreme contrast for Ferrari in the streets of Monaco. Lewis Hamilton drove a beautiful race to secure second place, even managing to hold his position despite a five-second time penalty for speeding in the pit lane. It marks a second consecutive podium for Hamilton, proving he is finding his rhythm in the car.

On the other side of the garage, it was pure disaster for Charles Leclerc. He struggled with persistent brake issues all weekend, an internal failure that ultimately led to his race-ending crash at the final corner. Vasseur confirmed the team is already investigating why the brakes were not working as they should to ensure the issue is resolved for Barcelona.

Despite the frustration of losing Leclerc at his home race, Fred Vasseur remains insistent that the team must stay positive. With the speed shown in practice and the clear progress Hamilton is making, the boss is looking forward to the next round with confidence.