MONACO 2026

JUNE 05 - 07

Bandeira Monaco
Circuit de Monaco
Circuito de Monaco

First Grand Prix

1950

Circuit Length

3.337 km

Lap Record

1:12.909

Lewis Hamilton (2021)

Number of Laps

78

Race Distance

260.286 km

Most wins

6

Ayrton Senna

Schedule

05 JUN - 07:30 AM

Practice 1

05 JUN - 11:00 AM

Practice 2

06 JUN - 06:30 AM

Practice 3

06 JUN - 10:00 AM

Qualifying

07 JUN - 09:00 AM

Race

Winners

2026

Kimi Antonelli

Mercedes

2025

Lando Norris

McLaren

2024

Charles Leclerc

Ferrari

2023

Max Verstappen

Red Bull

2022

Sergio Perez

Red Bull

Race Results

POS NUM DRIVER TEAM TIME GAP LAPS
1 16 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1:13.978 31
2 44 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 1:14.204 +0.226s 28
3 3 Max Verstappen Red Bull 1:14.491 +0.513s 26
4 12 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 1:14.537 +0.559s 31
5 63 George Russell Mercedes 1:14.983 +1.005s 29
6 1 Lando Norris McLaren 1:15.291 +1.313s 27
7 27 Nico Hulkenberg Audi 1:15.343 +1.365s 27
8 81 Oscar Piastri McLaren 1:15.565 +1.587s 29
9 5 Gabriel Bortoleto Audi 1:15.750 +1.772s 31
10 10 Pierre Gasly Alpine 1:15.828 +1.850s 32
11 23 Alexander Albon Williams 1:15.989 +2.011s 33
12 55 Carlos Sainz Williams 1:16.041 +2.063s 31
13 6 Isack Hadjar Red Bull 1:16.148 +2.170s 14
14 11 Sergio Perez Cadillac 1:16.170 +2.192s 28
15 43 Franco Colapinto Alpine 1:16.189 +2.211s 32
16 87 Oliver Bearman Haas 1:16.292 +2.314s 31
17 31 Esteban Ocon Haas 1:16.333 +2.355s 31
18 41 Arvid Lindblad Racing Bulls 1:16.389 +2.411s 34
19 30 Liam Lawson Racing Bulls 1:16.431 +2.453s 31
20 14 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 1:16.678 +2.700s 21
21 77 Valtteri Bottas Cadillac 1:17.460 +3.482s 27
22 18 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1:17.556 +3.578s 16

Race Results

P N DRIVER TEAM TIME GAP LAPS
1 16 Leclerc Ferrari 1:13.978 31
2 44 Hamilton Ferrari 1:14.204 +0.226s 28
3 3 Verstappen Red Bull 1:14.491 +0.513s 26
4 12 Antonelli Mercedes 1:14.537 +0.559s 31
5 63 Russell Mercedes 1:14.983 +1.005s 29
6 1 Norris McLaren 1:15.291 +1.313s 27
7 27 Hulkenberg Audi 1:15.343 +1.365s 27
8 81 Piastri McLaren 1:15.565 +1.587s 29
9 5 Bortoleto Audi 1:15.750 +1.772s 31
10 10 Gasly Alpine 1:15.828 +1.850s 32
11 23 Albon Williams 1:15.989 +2.011s 33
12 55 Sainz Williams 1:16.041 +2.063s 31
13 6 Hadjar Red Bull 1:16.148 +2.170s 14
14 11 Perez Cadillac 1:16.170 +2.192s 28
15 43 Colapinto Alpine 1:16.189 +2.211s 32
16 87 Bearman Haas 1:16.292 +2.314s 31
17 31 Ocon Haas 1:16.333 +2.355s 31
18 41 Lindblad Racing Bulls 1:16.389 +2.411s 34
19 30 Lawson Racing Bulls 1:16.431 +2.453s 31
20 14 Alonso Aston Martin 1:16.678 +2.700s 21
21 77 Bottas Cadillac 1:17.460 +3.482s 27
22 18 Stroll Aston Martin 1:17.556 +3.578s 16

Race Results

POS DRV TIME GAP LAPS
1 LEC 1:13.978 31
2 HAM 1:14.204 +0.226s 28
3 VER 1:14.491 +0.513s 26
4 ANT 1:14.537 +0.559s 31
5 RUS 1:14.983 +1.005s 29
6 NOR 1:15.291 +1.313s 27
7 HUL 1:15.343 +1.365s 27
8 PIA 1:15.565 +1.587s 29
9 BOR 1:15.750 +1.772s 31
10 GAS 1:15.828 +1.850s 32
11 ALB 1:15.989 +2.011s 33
12 SAI 1:16.041 +2.063s 31
13 HAD 1:16.148 +2.170s 14
14 PER 1:16.170 +2.192s 28
15 COL 1:16.189 +2.211s 32
16 BEA 1:16.292 +2.314s 31
17 OCO 1:16.333 +2.355s 31
18 LIN 1:16.389 +2.411s 34
19 LAW 1:16.431 +2.453s 31
20 ALO 1:16.678 +2.700s 21
21 BOT 1:17.460 +3.482s 27
22 STR 1:17.556 +3.578s 16

Score Ratings

Kimi Antonelli

10

Of all Antonelli's Formula 1 victories so far, Monaco is undoubtedly the most significant. The Italian silenced any remaining doubts with a stunning qualifying performance before delivering a flawless race. Strong on both starts and relentlessly fast throughout the Grand Prix, he never allowed his rivals a realistic opportunity. At this point, Antonelli looks increasingly unstoppable as the championship leader.

Pierre Gasly

9.0

Alpine's season has been far from straightforward, but Gasly continues to be one of the most reliable performers in the midfield. The Frenchman maximized every opportunity available and was rewarded with a deserved podium finish. It was the type of performance that reminds everyone why he remains the team's clear benchmark. A major boost for both driver and team.

Lewis Hamilton

8.8

Ferrari arrived in Monaco expecting much more from the weekend, but Hamilton once again extracted everything available from the package. He was consistently faster than Leclerc and secured another important podium in his championship campaign. The seven-time world champion continues to prove that experience remains one of the most valuable assets in Formula 1.

Liam Lawson

8.5

Lawson took full advantage of the opportunities that came his way and converted a solid weekend into one of his best Formula 1 results. While several rivals ran into trouble, the New Zealander kept things clean and executed his race perfectly. His recent performances suggest that confidence is finally building inside the Racing Bulls garage.

Fernando Alonso

8.3

Scoring Aston Martin's first point of the season felt almost impossible given the team's pace, yet Alonso somehow found a way. The Spaniard once again demonstrated why experience matters, maximizing every opportunity available during a chaotic race. Few drivers could have delivered more from the machinery at their disposal.

Isack Hadjar

8.0

Red Bull endured a difficult weekend filled with technical concerns, but Hadjar remained composed throughout. The Frenchman avoided mistakes, handled the pressure well and capitalized on the circumstances around him. Another strong result that further strengthens his reputation as one of the surprises of the season.

Arvid Lindblad

7.9

While strategy and race interruptions certainly helped his final result, Lindblad still had to execute when it mattered. The young Briton kept the car out of trouble and took advantage of every opportunity presented to him. Valuable points and even more valuable experience for one of the grid's youngest drivers.

Max Verstappen

7.8

His race barely lasted a lap, but that should not overshadow an outstanding qualifying effort. Verstappen extracted far more performance from the Red Bull than many expected and looked capable of challenging for victory. Reliability denied him the chance to fight Antonelli on Sunday.

Alexander Albon

7.5

Williams lacked the pace to compete at the front, but Albon once again maximized the package available to him. Despite team orders, strategic compromises and race chaos, he still managed to bring home valuable points. Another dependable performance from one of the midfield's most consistent drivers.

Esteban Ocon

7.3

Haas was not particularly competitive around Monaco, making Ocon's points finish all the more impressive. The Frenchman kept his race clean, avoided costly mistakes and delivered exactly what the team needed. Sometimes consistency is worth more than outright speed.

Oscar Piastri

7.0

McLaren never looked like a genuine contender throughout the weekend, leaving Piastri with limited opportunities to shine. Nevertheless, he kept things tidy and collected important points for his championship challenge. It was a professional drive on a difficult weekend for the team.

Carlos Sainz

5.6

Sainz appeared capable of scoring points for much of the race, but incidents and misfortune ultimately ruined his afternoon. The Spaniard continues to show flashes of speed, yet the results remain inconsistent. Monaco was another frustrating chapter in a difficult campaign.

Lando Norris

5.5

Norris was already fighting an uphill battle with McLaren's lack of pace before reliability issues ended his race. The reigning world champion continues to lose valuable points through circumstances beyond his control. A disappointing result in what has become a challenging title defence.

Sergio Perez

4.8

Perez came close to delivering Cadillac's first-ever Formula 1 point, only for procedural mistakes to undo the achievement. Considering his vast experience, the errors were costly and avoidable. A missed opportunity for both driver and team.

Nico Hulkenberg

4.7

The Audi driver looked capable of challenging for points but failed to capitalize when opportunities emerged. In a race filled with incidents, Hulkenberg was unable to turn potential into results. Another frustrating weekend for the German veteran.

Oliver Bearman

4.6

Bearman never managed to build momentum during the weekend and was further hampered by mechanical problems. Monaco offered little room for recovery once things started going wrong. The young Briton leaves with plenty of lessons but no reward.

Gabriel Bortoleto

4.5

A costly qualifying crash effectively compromised Bortoleto's weekend before the race even began. In a Grand Prix where opportunities emerged throughout the field, the Brazilian was unable to recover lost ground. A difficult but valuable learning experience for the rookie.

Franco Colapinto

4.3

After a string of encouraging performances, Colapinto struggled to find confidence around Monaco's streets. A difficult qualifying session and penalties left him fighting an uphill battle from the start. One of his least competitive weekends of the season.

Charles Leclerc

4.2

Monaco was supposed to be one of Leclerc's strongest weekends, but it quickly turned into a disappointment. Consistently outperformed by Hamilton and ultimately eliminated from contention, the Monegasque endured a difficult home race. The pressure inside Ferrari continues to grow.

George Russell

4.0

Russell never looked comfortable throughout the weekend and was comprehensively beaten by teammate Antonelli. Strategy issues added to an already difficult race, leaving the Briton with little to celebrate. It was one of his weakest performances of the year.

Valtteri Bottas

3.0

There was little Bottas could do after reliability problems ended his race prematurely. With limited running and no opportunity to fight for positions, Monaco quickly became a weekend to forget. Cadillac's growing pains remain evident.

Lance Stroll

2.0

Penalties, mistakes and a lack of pace combined for another disappointing weekend. At no point did Stroll look capable of challenging for a meaningful result. The gap to Alonso remains a major concern for Aston Martin.