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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen breezed to his maiden Monaco Grand Prix win over the Ferrari of Carlos Sainz and McLaren’s Lando Norris, with Ferrari polesitter and home hero Charles Leclerc failing to take the start after suffering a pre-race driveshaft issue.
Lewis Hamilton had a weekend to forget in Monaco (Luca Bruno/AP) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Lewis Hamilton said he will refuse to be drawn into a ‘childish war of words’ with Max Verstappen after the Red Bull driver’s victory in Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix. Verstappen’s triumph on the streets of Monte Carlo took him to the summit of the Formula One standings for the first time in his career after Hamilt...
Hamilton fumes at Mercedes as Verstappen wins in Monaco to seize championship lead Pole-sitter Charles Leclerc was ruled out following a mechanical failure. By Press Association Sunday 23 May 2021, 4:18 PM 4 hours ago 8,053 Views 3 Comments Celebrations for Max Verstappen. Image: GONZALO FUENTES MAX VERSTAPPEN WON the Monaco Grand Prix to take the lead in the Formula One world championship standings for the first time in his career – with ...
Even if the red cars were running light on Thursday, Ferrari looks like a genuine threat to Mercedes and Red Bull at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Liam Lawson kept the pressure on Championship leader Guanyu Zhou with a second win of the season in Sprint Race 2 at Monte Carlo, the Hitech Grand Prix racer recovered from a tricky start to win out over Carlin’s Dan Ticktum and PREMA Racing’s Oscar Piastri. Jumped by Piastri off the line, Lawson marshalled the wet conditions expertly, reclaiming the lead five laps in and controlling the rest of the race. Piastri dropped down to third behind Ticktum, with the two-time Macau Grand Prix winner utilizing his street-race experience to pick off the PREMA and hunt down the Hitech. But Lawson ...