Analysis, reaction and talking points, plus the story of the weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix, at Circuit de Monaco,Monte Carlo. Plus the biggest news stories from the last seven days looking at what they mean for F1, both on and off track
Po Name Nat Team Time Points 1 Lando Norris GBR McLaren – Mercedes 01:40:33.843 25 2 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari +00:03.131 18 3 Oscar Piastri AUS McLaren – Mercedes +00:03.658 15 4 Max Verstappen NED Red Bull – Honda RBPT +00:20.572 12 5 Lewis Hamilton GBR Ferrari +00:51.387 10 6 Isack Hadjar FRA Racing Bulls
Lando Norris has beaten Charles Leclerc by three seconds to win the Monaco Grand Prix, the McLaren driver executing the perfect race to take the team’s first win in the principally for seventeen years. Norris took the net lead after his second stop on lap fifty, with a mandatory two-stop race rejoined in second behind
Po Name Nat Team Q1 Q2 Q3 1 Lando Norris GBR McLaren – Mercedes 01:11.285 01:10.570 01:09.954 2 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari 01:11.229 01:10.581 01:10.063 3 Oscar Piastri AUS McLaren – Mercedes 01:11.308 01:10.859 01:10.129 4 Lewis Hamilton GBR Ferrari 01:11.575 01:10.883 01:10.382 5 Max Verstappen NED Red Bull – Honda RBPT 01:11.431 01:10.875 01:10.669
Lando Norris has beaten Charles Leclerc by a tenth after setting a new track record on his way to pole for the Monaco Grand Prix. The McLaren driver found a tenth in one of the closest qualifying sessions of the season, as he improved massively on his final attempt to deny Leclerc back-to-back poles in
Charles Leclerc made it a clean sweep of practice as he was fastest in third practice for the Monaco Grand Prix. The Monacan set a 10.953 to put himself just over two and three quarters of a tenth ahead of Max Verstappen, the two McLarens with Lando Norris a hundredth behind the Red Bull and
Charles Leclerc was fastest in second practice for the Monaco Grand Prix the Ferrari driver set an 11.355 to put himself nearly four hundredths ahead of the McLaren of Oscar Piastri with his teammate Lewis Hamilton a tenths behind. Ferrari’s pace was surprising given they struggled at Imola and recent street circuits. Leclerc topped both
Charles Leclerc was fastest in first practice for the Monaco Grand Prix; the Ferrari driver set an 11.964 on the soft tyres putting himself just over a tenth and a half faster than Max Verstappen. However, it wasn’t the perfect session for the local with two incidents where he made contact with the barriers and
The latest news and analysis behind the headlines ahead of this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix, looking at the biggest talking points going into this race in Monte Carlo
Hello, welcome to a slightly shorter This Week as I’ve broken my hand and have had other commitments this week. Coming up, Jochen Mass dies aged 78, is tension creeping in at Ferrari or is it proof that Lewis Hamilton wants the best from Ferrari, and the ‘return’ of convinced cheater Flavio Briatore for a
