The Canadian Grand Prix weekend turned into a wild ride for Charles Leclerc, starting with a dramatic crash. That was the nightmare start to our Monegasque ace’s weekend when he put his Ferrari into the wall during his first flying lap in Practice 1 in Montreal.
Between May 13 and 15, under the cloak of darkness, Monaco’s skyline at the western entrance to the Principality once again stirred. Three massive steel segments, each weighing between 25 and 28 tons, were carefully transported overnight from Châteauroux and welded into place, forming the 35-metre-long Fontvieille footbridge.
