Monaco GP: Lewis Hamilton crashes after Charles Leclerc was determined before Max Verstappen's qualifying tempo

Lewis Hamilton crashed from the last training session after Charles Leclerc was fastest before qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix.

Hamilton met in curve 3 in round 3 on the approach to the casino Square with two minutes and brought the session to an early end.

A slow Mercedes and Haas may have caught Hamilton because his Ferrari would be affected by dirty air.

His car had considerable damage to the right when the seven -time world champion apologized to his team Qualification later on Saturday at 3 p.m., live on Sky Sports F1.

“I don't know what he would do if he didn't crash because he would crash into the cars in front,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said Sky Sports F1Jenson Button.

“This is the problem. You arrive there at such a high speed and you have a car that loses all downforce when you enter.

“It is definitely Lewis' mistake, but at this point it was not an easy situation for him. A loss of output definitely injured him there.”

However, Leclerc is the driver who is to be beaten because he was Max Verstappen by almost three tenths ahead when he continued his top pace from Friday, where he led both exercise sessions.

The Ferrari driver put his best round on the softs, while Verstappen took his time on the media, which apparently delivered a speed similar to the soft connection.

Lando Norris was the third and championship manager Oscar Piatri fourth, with both McLaren drivers fought for the important pole position in Monaco.

Hamilton, a three-time Monaco winner, was classified fifth as Ferrari, but Ferrari was faced with qualifying before a race to repair his car.

Elsewhere, the Williams couple Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz became sixth and eighth, divided by the racing bulls by Liam Lawson.

Mercedes was able to fight to get to the third quarter when Kimi Antonelli was only 10th and George Russell 11 years old.

Monaco GP practice three working time tables


driver	team	Time
1) Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	1: 10.953
2) Max Verstappen	Red Bull	+0.280
3) Lando Norris	McLaren	+0.294
4) Oscar Piatri	McLaren	+0.445
5) Lewis Hamilton	Ferrari	+0.563
6) Alex Albon	Williams	+0.715
7) Liam Lawson	Racing bull	+0.861
8) Carlos Sainz	Williams	+0.940
9) Yuki tsunoda	Red Bull	+0.999
10) Kimi Antonelli	Mercedes	+1.060
11) George Russell	Mercedes	+1.113
12) Fernando Alonso	Aston Martin	+1.148
13) Nico Hulkenberg	Clean	+1.172
14) Pierre Gasly	alpine	+1.241
15) Lance walk	Aston Martin	+1.249
16) Oliver Bearman	Haas	+1.298
17) Isack Hadjar	Racing bull	+1.318
18) Esteban Ocon	Haas	+1.546
19) Gabriel Bortoleto	Clean	+1.648
20) Franco Colapinto	alpine	+1.898

The Monaco GP time plan from Sky Sports F1

Saturday, May 24th
1.10 p.m.: F2 sprint
2.10 p.m.: Monaco GP qualifying building
3 p.m.: Monaco GP qualifying
5 p.m.: Teds qualified notebook

Sunday, May 25th
6.55 a.m.: F3 Feature Race
8.35 a.m.: F2 Feature race
12.30 p.m.: Grand Prix Sunday: Monaco GP structure*
2:00 p.m.: The Grand Prix of Monaco*
4:00 p.m.: Carded flag: Monaco GP reaction
5 p.m.: TEDS notebook
5.30 p.m.: The Indy 500

*Also live at the Sky Sports Main Event Live

Next, the European Triple Header from F1 is the “Juwel in the Krone”, the Monaco Grand Prix this weekend, and the race on Sunday starts at 2 p.m. on Sky Sports F1. Stream Sky Sports with now – no contract, cancel at any time

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Monaco GP practice three working time tables

The Monaco GP time plan from Sky Sports F1

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