Charles Leclerc, the Ferrari Formula 1 driver, finds himself starting in sixth position on the grid for the Monaco Grand Prix, acknowledging that he will need some luck to contend for victory. In the past two seasons, Leclerc had secured pole position but encountered setbacks that prevented him from converting those advantageous starting positions into wins. Last year, a strategic error on a damp track dropped him from first to fourth, while in 2021, a cracked driveshaft discovered after his reconnaissance lap prevented him from starting the race.
