A pessimistic Charles Lecerc says there is no solution for Ferrari that will have "immediate major positive effects" for the upcoming Monaco Grand Prix. Last year, the 27-year-old took a hugely emotional home win on the streets of the principality,

Charles Leclerc has voiced his frustration over Ferrari's performance following the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, calling the outcome "unacceptable" given the high expectations surrounding the race on home soil.

After a tumultuous Q1 session that saw Red Bull driver Yuki Tsunoda and Alpine's debutant Franco Colapinto clash and provoke two red flags, Ferrari were ready to keep advancing and have a shot at the pole position in Q3.