Formula 1

The Aramco STEM Racing World Finals 2025, supported by Formula 1, are set to take place in Singapore later this year alongside the build-up to the Singapore Grand Prix.

Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli left Monaco keen to bounce back after experiencing one of his most frustrating race weekends of his rookie season so far, with the team coming away empty handed.

Lando Norris won the Grand Prix every driver wants to win with an emphatic drive in the Monaco Grand Prix. But as the McLaren racer reached for the bubbles to toast his triumph, others were keen to turn the page. Lawrence Barretto chooses his winners and losers from the streets of Monte Carlo…

Andrea Stella has tipped Lando Norris to go on a run of victories after a Monaco Grand Prix the McLaren boss described as “a very, very well managed and executed weekend”.

Yuki Tsunoda had a Grand Prix to forget in Monaco as a collision with Pierre Gasly and an unsuccessful strategy contributed to him finishing the weekend with zero points for the fourth time this season.

Toto Wolff was forced to watch a difficult Grand Prix in Monaco, where both his drivers got stuck behind the Williams cars which were deploying team tactics for their own ends. The Mercedes boss revealed after the race that Williams chief James Vowles had even sent him a text mid-race to apologise.

Two-time Le Mans podium finisher and F1TV analyst, Alex Brundle, and Fox Sports Mexico journalist, Diego Mejia, join Tom Clarkson in the Monte Carlo paddock to discuss an eventful Monaco Grand Prix.

Although it helped them to secure a double points finish, Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz were left frsutrated by the “messy” midfield strategy of drivers slowing down the pack to allow their team mate to claim a free pit stop in Monaco.

After a run of tough and inconsistent weekends, Esteban Ocon became one of the drivers to benefit most under the shaken-up Monaco race format as he claimed points with Haas for the first time since the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Red Bull’s offset strategy for Max Verstappen saw him leading until making his compulsory second pit stop on the penultimate lap. It was the only hope of trying to snatch a victory for a Red Bull, which was not as competitive around the bumps and slow speed corners of the street track as on the faster circuits.

Formula 1's latest visit to one of the most historic venues on the calendar didn't disappoint, as Monaco delivered another gripping weekend of action. With a backdrop unlike any other, McLaren's Lando Norris claimed his first Monaco Grand Prix win – fulfilling one of his dreams in the process – and delivered a Qualifying pole lap that was simply stunning. But that wasn't everything to report back on from Monte Carlo as we round up all the highlights in our Monaco lowdown...

The drivers and teams report back on all the action from the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix in Monte-Carlo.

Isack Hadjar believes that Racing Bulls' strategy in the Monaco Grand Prix was "perfectly executed" as both the Frenchman and team Liam Lawson finished inside the points.

1. Lando Norris (McLaren), 2. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari), 3. Oscar Piastri (McLaren)

George Russell was left to ponder what might have been after a frustrating weekend in Monaco, with his early Qualifying exit followed up by a race spent stuck behind Williams pair Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon.

Max Verstappen believes he and Red Bull secured the most on offer to them in Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix after adopting an offset tyre strategy in a bid to impact the podium positions.

Lewis Hamilton admits that the Monaco Grand Prix was a "miserable" experience as he was left "in No Man's Land" en route to fifth place.

The passenger door of a Mustang Dark Horse, an iconic American supercar capable of 0-60mph in around four seconds, slams shut. I buckle myself in and look across to the driver's seat, which is currently occupied by multiple Le Mans 24 Hours winner Romain Dumas.

Oscar Piastri conceded that if finishing third in the Monaco Grand Prix is considered a bad weekend then "it's not going too badly at all" as the McLaren man holds a slim lead in the Drivers' Championship.

We knew the injection of a mandatory two pit stops in Monaco would make for some unusual strategies and while McLaren and Landon Norris took the win, Racing Bulls pulled a blinder, propelling both their drivers to headline-grabbing finishes.