Charles Leclerc of Ferrari experienced severe power unit problems that significantly impacted his performance, losing approximately 1.2 seconds per straight.

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MONACO — Charles Leclerc has broken the Monaco curse and won his home grand prix, marking his first victory since the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix. Behind him, Oscar Piastri and Carlos Sainz rounded out the podium, and three drivers finished a lap down (and six finished two laps down).

Monaco Grand Prix didn't provide much action but there were some drivers who stood out. Here's the top 10 ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.

Charles Leclerc was left visibly frustrated after he suffered a nightmare qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix. The Monegasque driver was eliminated in Q2 alongside Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz, with the pair lining up for Sunday’s race in 11th and 12th respectively.

Leclerc snapped at a Ferrari colleague who tried to advise him on how to address the media on Saturday. The team struggled badly in qualifying for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix and Leclerc's frustration was clear to see.