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In a historic weekend at the Monaco Grand Prix, the Scuderia Ferrari team celebrated a momentous victory as hometown hero Charles Leclerc clinched his first win at the iconic circuit. Despite having missed out on capitalizing on pole position in Monaco on two previous occasions, Leclerc’s perseverance paid off as he triumphantly crossed the finish line.
Adding to Ferrari’s glory, Leclerc’s teammate, Carlos Sainz, also found himself on the podium, securing third place behind McLaren’s Oscar Piastri. Sainz’s journey to the podium was not without its challenges, as a dramatic start on lap one saw him nearly exit the race following a puncture resulting from contact with Piastri.
However, fortune favored the Spaniard as a red flag, caused by a crash involving Red Bull’s Sergio Perez and the two Haas cars, allowed Sainz to change his tires and restart the race from third position, mirroring his original starting grid placement.
The victory at Monaco marked a significant milestone for Ferrari and its drivers, cementing their prowess and resilience on one of the most demanding circuits in Formula 1. As Leclerc and Sainz basked in the glory of their podium finishes, the Scuderia Ferrari team reveled in the sweet taste of success on the hallowed streets of Monte Carlo.
