Charles Leclerc’s dream of a Monaco Grand Prix pole slipped away abruptly when McLaren’s Lando Norris delivered a stunning late lap.

Charles Leclerc thrilled the Ferrari fans by setting the pace in both practice sessions for his home Monaco Grand Prix on Friday after overcoming an early collision and despite low expectations. McLaren's Formula One championship leader Oscar Piastri went into the tyre wall nose-first at Sainte Devote but still ended the day second fastest,

Local hero Charles Leclerc lamented the traffic that affected him in final qualifying on Saturday and admitted he was frustrated at missing out on his fourth Monaco Grand Prix pole position for Ferrari.

There were two red flags, crashes and last-lap heroics in F1 qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix. Here are our biggest winners and losers from an exciting and unpredictable qualifying around the legendary streets of Monte Carlo…

FERRARI are racing against the clock to get Lewis Hamilton’s car ready for qualifying after he crashed in the final practice session. The seven-time world champion was unhurt and safely left the

Lando Norris came through a tense four-way fight for pole position in Monaco, grabbing the coveted grid slot ahead of local favourite Charles Leclerc. He will line up P1 in Sunday’s mandatory two-stopper having clocked a 1:09.

SportsLine's model analyzes Red Bull's Max Verstappen, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and the rest of the starting grid's chances at the 2025 F1 Monaco GP

One driver had a scary near-miss after a Tecpro barrier malfunctioned on the Monaco Grand Prix circuit. Before the Formula One action got underway, qualifying for the Porsche Supercup took place on the Monte-Carlo track.