Monaco GP: Lando Norris fends off Charles Leclerc, Oscar Piastri to win unusual race after new tyre rules | F1 News
Lando Norris stopped Charles Licerk to win the extraordinary Monaco Grand Prix, which is dictated by stops in the new hole. NORRIS took control of the race and overcame the risk of changing two mandatory tires to win for the first time since the opening of the season in Australia and reduced his deficit to the championship leader Oscar Pasteri to three points. PiaSSTRI got a seventh consecutive platform from Max Verstapen fourth place, which has already led most of the windings and was leading to the penultimate roll when he took over his last stop. NORRIS is subject to serious pressure from LECLERC in the closing stages where Verstapen driver supported McLaren driver. However, LECLERC was unable to move and settled in the second place spot on the homeland. Lewis Hamilton ended the fifth place after getting two positions of his position in the seventh place during the early hole stopping stage. Isk Hadjar scored the best result of his professional life in sixth place, as the Racing Bulls team fascinated the strategy using Liam Lawson to hold this field, to create a stop gap in Hadjar. Lawson was also rewarded with his first points in 2025 in the eighth behind Haas Esteban Okun. Williams Alex Albon and Carlos Science also worked strategically to finish ninth and ten, respectively. George Russell finished the eleventh place after a penalty kick by cutting the corner, almost in frustration when they stuck behind the Williams drivers. Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin was to score points until he forced him to retire a retirement issue, and Pierre Jasli from the Alps in the back of Yuki Tsunoda was early. More to follow … The European triple head from F1 concludes with the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona, with live coverage starting from Friday on Sky Sports F1. Stream Sky SPORTS at now – no contract, cancellation at any time https://e0.365dm.com/25/05/1600×900/skysports-f1-lando-norris-zak-brown_6926876.jpg?20250525163240
2025-05-25 14:53:00
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