A total four drivers were summoned to the stewards in Monaco after qualifying on Saturday. The list includes Charles Leclerc, although the Monegasque driver was not the alleged culprit. The Ferrari driver, who finished fourth after a challenging Q3 at his home Grand Prix, will have to go to the stewards in relation to an incident with
Nico Hulkenberg. The Audi driver is being investigated for 'driving unnecessarily slowly in the tunnel.'
Williams'
Alexander Albon will also have to report to the stewards after an alleged pit lane incident with Arvid Lindblad. The Thai-British driver is investigated.
Williams gets fined
The Williams team received a €5,000 fine by the stewards, while his team received a warning. They wrote: "Car 55 was already stopped in front of the Williams Team garage area as Car 23 approached. Car 23 drove around Car 55 and in doing so prevented, for a short time, Car 41 from entering its pit stop position. In doing so, Car 41 narrowly missed running over the foot of one of the mechanics attending to Car 23.
"The Williams Team admitted that it could have handled the situation differently and hence a formal warning is issued for that, and more importantly, a fine is imposed for the potential safety issue."
Antonelli snatches pole position from Verstappen, Leclerc finishes P4
Kimi Antonelli claimed pole position at the most important qualifying session of the season in Monaco. Max Verstappen will start alongside the Mercedes driver, while Lewis Hamilton completed the top three in the Principality today. Leclerc had a difficult Q3, and ended up hitting the wall on his final attempt as well.