Charles Leclerc swept all three qualifying segments before taking pole position for the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix. And the thrilled Monegasque driver explained that he’s finally looking to finish – and win – his home race on Sunday.

Leclerc grabbed P1 by over two tenths of a second from team mate Carlos Sainz, and that pole position was secured when Sergio Perez crashed at Portier – Sainz then collecting him to bring out the red flag at the end of Q3.

The Monegasque explained that Ferrari’s long run pace, and their prowess in the wet, bodes well for Sunday as he hopes to finish a home Grand Prix for the first time – and strenuously denied that he was superstitious