Ferrari wants “clear explanation” for Monaco GP strategy errors

The Maranello squad had been in a commanding position running 1-2 at Monte Carlo when a series of errors cost it the win and especially hurt Charles Leclerc.

With Red Bull going aggressive and being the first to switch Sergio Perez on to intermediate tyres on the damp but drying track, Ferrari then got the timings and choices for Leclerc’s changes wrong.

It pitted Leclerc too late for inters, allowing eventual winner Perez to undercut him, when it would have been better off…