Antonellié lett a slusszpoén Monacóban, Leclerc defektje zárta le az időmérőt

Charles Leclerc secured pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix after a dramatic qualifying session. The Monegasque driver's final flying lap was enough to clinch the top spot, much to the delight of the home crowd. Max Verstappen had been on provisional pole for much of the session, but Leclerc's blistering performance denied him the starting advantage. The session was also marked by a late incident involving Antonio Giovinazzi, which ultimately had no impact on the final grid order.

Securing pole position at the iconic Monaco circuit is a significant advantage, as overtaking is notoriously difficult, greatly increasing Leclerc's chances of winning his home race.