F1 Monaco GP: Penalties, Shock, and Scrutiny.

TL;DR
Charles Leclerc has been given a grid penalty for the Monaco Grand Prix after impeding Lando Norris during qualifying. Leclerc will now start in sixth place instead of third, while Norris will start in 10th. The FIA stewards found that Ferrari failed to give Leclerc any warning about Norris' approach until it was too late. Norris said Leclerc broke the "one rule" about slowing in the tunnel, while McLaren team principal Andrea Stella said Leclerc might not have been informed.
- Leclerc handed F1 Monaco GP grid penalty for impeding Norris Motorsport.com
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- Norris expects penalty for Leclerc breaking Monaco's 'one rule' The Race
- Perez: "I cannot believe what I've done" in Monaco F1 qualifying crash Motorsport.com
- FIA to shine 'magnifying glass' on Q3 to stamp out deliberate crashes Planet F1
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