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Kimi Antonelli takes a sensational Monaco pole after Mercedes unlock a major front-end step, Ferrari collapse under the thermal trap, and Leclerc leaves precious time on the table despite lurking with real pace.
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Ferrari ended Friday on top in Monaco with Leclerc and Hamilton leading the way across the two practice sessions, but Verstappen remains close, Mercedes still has balance concerns, and the SF26 looks especially strong around the barriers.