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Summary and highlights of the Monaco Grand Prix 2023 in F1
Top 10 of the Monaco Grand Prix
These are the 10 pilots who have scored points
Monaco Grand Prix Race Classification
Mexican driver Sergio Perez made up to five pit stops
MAX VERSTAPPEN WINS THE MONACO GRAND PRIX
🏁 Lap 76/78
Second retirement of the race, now it's Magnussen
🏁 Lap 73/78
Another stop for Checo Pérez, which is located at 17º
🏁 Lap 71/78
Scare for Max Verstappen who brushes the wall, but has a 24-second lead over Fernando Alonso
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Carlos Sainz is approaching Gasly, the Spaniard is less than a second behind the Frenchman;
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Withdrawal of Lance Stroll, the second of the season for the Canadian driver
This is Carlos Sainz's spinning spin
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Checo Pérez and Rusell touch, after the Mercedes went off;
🏁 Lap 59/78
Five-second penalty for Rusell
🏁 Lap 59/78
Stop of Checo Pérez, who also put on extreme rain tires;
🏁 Lap 58/78
Magnussen goes against the protections and stops to put the extreme rain tire
🏁 Lap 57/78
We have more than 20 laps in the rain, leads Max Verstappen with more than 21 seconds against Carlos Sainz
🏁 Lap 55/78
Carlos Sainz goes against the protections, but the Spaniard continues although he loses against Leclerc
🏁 Lap 55/78
Ocon and Rusell stop and put intermediates
🏁 Lap 54/78
For Fernando Alonso who puts means
🏁 Lap 53/78
Carlos Sainz attacks Ocon and Stroll puts intermediates
🏁 Lap 52/78
It starts to rain some of the track, Rusell asks to stop
🏁 Lap 48/78
Gasli stops and starts in eighth position, behind Charles Leclerc;
🏁 Lap 45/78
Stop of Charles Leclerc, who exits eighth position behind Lewis Hamilton;
This is the Monaco skyline
The possibility of rain in the last laps is real
🏁 Lap 41/78
The rain could arrive in the final straight and that is conditioning the stops of several drivers;
🏁 Lap 38/78
Carlos Sainz very angry with his team on the radio after stopping it
🏁 Lap 36/78
Second stop of Checo Pérez that changed the wing and the Mexican comes out last;
🏁 Lap 34/78
Carlos Sainz stop, but does not gain position and exits behind Ocon
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Bad stop of Ocon, with 4.2 seconds, the Alpine driver leaves in the best position;
🏁 Lap 32/78
Lewis Hamilton stops and the Briton starts in eighth position, behind Russell;
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Fast lap of Fernando Alonso, who is just over nine seconds. The Dutchman is lapping several drivers and is losing time;
🏁 Lap 26/78
Max Verstappen is currently 11 and a half seconds ahead of Fernando Alonso
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Mexican Checo Pérez, 16º behind Lance Stroll
🏁 Lap 21/78
For Sargent, who will start out behind his teammate;
🏁 Lap 19/78
Albon stops in pit lane and starts in the last position, ahead of Zhou;
🏁 Lap 18/78
Magnussen, Stroll and Sergio Pérez overtake Sargent
🏁 Lap 17/78
Warning to Carlos Sainz, but no penalty;
This was the touch between Carlos Sainz and Ocon.
🏁 Lap 13/78
The incident between Sainz and Ocon will be investigated by the FIA;
🏁 Lap 11/78
Carlos Sainz has lost the wing while trying to approach Ocon
Hamilton and Carlos Sainz
The British driver tried to overtake the Spaniard on the first lap, and so was the action;
Hulkenberg Contact
This was the moment when the German driver touched Sargent, costing him five seconds.
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Nico Hülkenberg has been penalized five seconds for his incident on the first lap
🏁 Lap 3/78
Rusell's bad placement at the start and the incident has been noted, the Mercedes driver started from eighth position;
This is how the start went
🏁 THE RACE BEGINS
No changes at the front, while Checo Péz, Hulkenberg and Zhou also stop to finish the race hard
Warm-up lap begins
All drivers with medium and hard, except Zhou who starts with soft. Max Verstappen and Ocon start with medium, while Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz start with hard at the front start with hard;
Starting grid
With less than 10 minutes to go until the start of the Monaco Grand Prix, here are the positions on the grid
The Monaco anthem plays
The Monaco anthem plays at the circuit with all the protagonists already prepared on the grid
Rain, possible protagonist of the Monaco Grand Prix
The race will start dry, but it could start raining in the final stretch of the race. According to the FIA system there is a 20% chance of rain at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso seeks victory number 33
The two-time world champion, who was close to pole position in yesterday's qualifying, will start from second position. The Spanish driver will be looking to overtake Max Verstappen in order to achieve his 33rd victory.
Drivers' World Ranking
1. Max Verstappen - 119 points
2. Sergio Perez - 105 points
3. Fernando Alonso - 75 points
4. Lewis Hamilton - 56 points
5. Carlos Sainz - 44 points
6. George Russell - 40 points
7. Charles Leclerc - 34 points
8. Lance Stroll - 27 points
9. Lando Norris - 10 points
10. Pierre Gasly - 8 points
11. Nico Hulkenberg - 6 points
12. Esteban Ocon - 6 points
13. Valtteri Bottas - 4 points
14. Oscar Piastri - 4 points
15. Guanyu Zhou - 2 points
16. Yuki Tsunoda - 2 points
17. Kevin Magnussen - 2 points
18. Alexander Albon - 1 point
19. Logan Sargeant - 0 points
20. Nyck De Vries - 0 points
Special race for Yuki Tsunoda
The Japanese Alpha Tauri driver will celebrate his 50th race at the Monaco Grand Prix.
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What time is the Formula 1 race at the Monaco Grand Prix?
This is the starting time of the race in several countries:
Argentina: 8:00 AM
Bolivia: 8:00 AM
Brazil: 9:00 AM
Chile: 8:00 AM
Colombia: 7:00 AM
Ecuador: 7:00 AM
USA (ET): 8:00 AM
Spain: 3:00 PM
Mexico: 7:00 AM
Paraguay: 8:00 AM
Peru: 8:00 AM
Uruguay: 8:00 AM
Venezuela: 8:00 AM
England: 13: 00 AM
Australia : 22:00 AM
India: 17:30 AM
Third pole position of the year for Max Verstappen
A spectacular qualifying in Monaco where the drivers have risked to the maximum knowing how important it is to achieve a good qualifying in the Monaco Grand Prix. Ocon first, and then Fernando Alonso and Max Verstappen fought for pole, the two two-time world champions had a nice duel, but finally the Dutchman took it after a phenomenal third sector. The reigning World Champion commented the following after achieving the pole: "I'm very happy, as we knew it was not going to be easy. We have been improving little by little throughout the weekend. In the last sector I brushed the walls, I went with absolutely everything and I got the pole, despite doing a bad first sector."
Charles Leclerc, sanctioned with three points
The Monegasque driver who took the pole position last year, but could not take the victory. Today he finished third in qualifying, but he was not happy, and worse was to follow. Hours after the end of qualifying the FIA announced that Charles Leclerc has received a three-place penalty for interrupting Noris, so he will start in sixth position. This favors Ocon, Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton who have gained one position.
Sergio Perez to start last after Q1 accident
The Mexican driver who won in Monaco in the 2022 Grand Prix will have more than complicated to win, due to the fact that in this street circuit it is difficult to overtake. Sergio Perez will start from the last position of the grid due to an accident he suffered in Q1 where he lost control of the car and went against the walls in the first corner.
Monaco Grand Prix Starting Grid
1. Max Verstappen
2. Fernando Alonso
3. Esteban Ocon
4. Carlos Sainz
5. Lewis Hamilton
6. Charles Leclerc
7. Pierre Gasly
8. George Russell
9. Yuki Tsunoda
10. Lando Norris
11. Oscar Piastri
12. Nyck De Vries
13. Alexander Albon
14. Lance Stroll
15. Valtteri Bottas
16. Logan Sargeant
17. Kevin Magnussen
18. Nico Hulkenberg
19. Guanyu Zhou
20. Sergio Pérez
These are the latest Monaco Grand Prix winners
1955: Maurice Trintignant
1956: Stirling Moss
1957: Juan Manuel Fangio
1958: Maurice Trintignant
1959 - Jack Brabham
1960 - Stirling Moss
1961 - Stirling Moss
1962 - Bruce McLaren
1963 - Graham Hill
1964: Graham Hill
1965 - Graham Hill
1966 - Jackie Stewart
1967: Denny Hulme
1968: Graham Hill
1969: Graham Hill
1970: Jochen Rindt
1971: Jackie Stewart
1972: Jean-Pierre Beltoise
1973: Jackie Stewart
1974 - Ronnie Peterson
1975: Niki Lauda
1976: Niki Lauda
1977 - Jody Scheckter
1978: Patrick Depailler
1979: Jody Scheckter
1980: Carlos Reutemann
1981: Gilles Villeneuve
1982 - Riccardo Patrese
1983: Keke Rosberg
1984: Alain Prost
1985: Alain Prost
1986: Alain Prost
1987: Ayrton Senna
1988 - Alain Prost
1989 - Ayrton Senna
1990 - Ayrton Senna
1991 - Ayrton Senna
1992: Ayrton Senna
1993: Ayrton Senna
1994: Michael Schumacher
1995: Michael Schumacher
1996: Olivier Panis
1997: Michael Schumacher
1998 - Mika Häkkinen
1999 - Michael Schumacher
2000 - David Coulthard
2001: Michael Schumacher
2002 - David Coulthard
2003: Juan Pablo Montoya
2004: Jarno Trulli
2005: Kimi Räikkönen
2006: Fernando Alonso
2007: Fernando Alonso
2008: Lewis Hamilton
2009: Jenson Button
2010: Mark Webber
2011: Sebastian Vettel
2012: Mark Webber
2013: Nico Rosberg
2014: Nico Rosberg
2015: Nico Rosberg
2016: Lewis Hamilton
2017: Sebastian Vettel
2018: Daniel Ricciardo
2019: Lewis Hamilton
2021: Max Verstappen
2022: Sergio Perez
The driver who has won most times at the Monaco Grand Prix was Ayrton Senna with six victories. Of the current drivers, the one with the most wins here is Lewis Hamilton, three in total. While the team that has won most times here has been McClaren with 15 victories, although the last one was in 2008.
Circuit
The race will be held at the Circuit de Monaco, a street circuit. It was inaugurated on April 14, 1929. The circuit has a length of 3.33 kilometers, as well as 19 turns, 11 to the right and eight to the left. The capacity is for a total of 37,000 spectators.
Sixth Formula 1 race of 2023
We arrived at the sixth Grand Prix of Formula 1 in this 2023, after the Italian Grand Prix was suspended last week. We move to Monaco where the Monaco Grand Prix will be held. Max Verstappen arrives as the leader with 119 points, 14 points ahead of Mexican Sergio Pé rez.
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