“We made two mistakes with Leclerc. On lap 18 we saw Pérez faster than Charles because of the tire difference and saw the time margin more than half. And later we wanted to put both cars on dry tires in an attempt to earn the double. However, we thought five seconds between Sainz and Leclerc was enough to make two pit stops. As a result, the margin was reduced to 3.5 seconds and Leclerc lost time, which led to him missing Max in front,” Rueda said. .
Charles Leclerc finished fourth in Monaco, his teammate Carlos Sainz finished second.
Source: Sport
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