The results of FP3 ahead of the Monaco GP.
Charles Leclerc went fastest in the third and final practice session ahead of Qualifying later today. Following the Ferrari driver were Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton who put in the second and third fastest times, respectively.George Russell is quick to get out on track after some set-up changes overnight. He reports to Mercedes:
“There’s no vibrations which is obviously good. Steering’s very light turning left and heavier turning right.”RED FLAG! Valtteri Bottas hits the wall ahead of Turn 18 causing damage to his front suspension. The Sauber is stranded on the track, putting a red flag on the session. Lewis Hamilton, who was following behind the Sauber driver, has a close call when he comes up behind the stranded car. However, he manages to avoid crashing into his former teammate and is able to get to the pits.
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