Ferrari delivers a decisive update after the surprise of Lewis Hamilton crash

Ferrari has confirmed that Lewis Hamilton's car will be ready for the Third Exercise for the Grand Prix of Monaco after a crash in the last minutes.

The seven-time world champion crashed in Massenet (round 3) in the last minutes of the third training session, which led to a race against the clock for Ferrari to repair his damaged SF-25.

After a nervous wait for the 40-year-old, the outfit based in Maranello found that the Brit will compete in qualifying.

Hamilton's car required considerable repairs, with Ferrari confirmed that the nose, front wing and right front suspension were changed.

In addition, the Italian team replaced the entire back end of Hamilton's car, including the left and right hand -held pension and gearbox.

Hamilton has planned a strong pace in the Circuit de Monaco, although it is his team -mate Charles Leclerc, who exceeded all three training sessions.