Charles Leclerc highlighted Ferrari’s strength over the kerbs and bumps as a key factor behind their resurgence at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix. The Monaco weekend proved to be Leclerc and Ferrari’s strongest of the 2025 F1 season so far. Leclerc qualified and finished in second place, scoring Ferrari’s second podium of the season.

MONACO — Lando Norris has his first Formula 1 pole position in more than two months at the Monaco Grand Prix. Now he needs his first win since then to boost his title chances. There usually is no better place to be on pole position than Monaco, where overtaking is near-impossible, but a new rule change could shake up everything.

The Ferrari driven by Michael Schumacher on his way to the 2001 Formula One title was auctioned for just under €16 million ($18. 19 million) on the sidelines of the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday.

After battling for victory at one of Sunday's two famous races, podium finishers Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri all said they had no interest in ever trying to win the Indy 500.

Lando Norris will start the Monaco Grand Prix in pole position but much of the drama during Saturday's action came further down the grid. Lewis Hamilton, who had endured a tough final practice session, was handed a three-place grid penalty for impeding Max Verstappen.

Ferrari and Williams have opted to use parts from last season in Monaco, as they focus on gaining performance across a wider spectrum

An official FIA announcement has confirmed that Lewis Hamilton has been handed a penalty at the Monaco Grand Prix following an incident with long-term rival Max Verstappen. ➡️ READ MORE The FIA have confirmed the penalty for F1 teams who do not adhere to the new tyre rules at the Monaco Grand Prix,