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In Monaco, Gasly initially received two pit-lane speed penalties totaling 10 seconds, dropping him to P7, and five drivers were penalized for speeding by 0.1 kph. The stewards later ruled the penalties were issued in error after FOM revealed a miscalculation in the pit-lane distance (77 cm off), rescinding the penalties and promoting Gasly to P3 while demoting Isack Hadjar to P4, reversing the podium.
FIA stewards overturned two five-second penalties on Pierre Gasly after Alpine showed pit-lane speed measurements were miscalculated due to a distance error in Monaco, reinstating Gasly to third and moving Alpine up while Red Bull’s Hadjar drops to fourth; penalties for others had already been served and remain unchanged, and Alpine’s right of review is credited with the podium restoration.
Pierre Gasly was reinstated to third place at Monaco after Alpine successfully appealed penalties for pit-lane speeding; the stewards ruled Gasly had not exceeded the limit and noted changes to the pit-lane distance, with most alleged overspeeds at 0.1 km/h over the limit and one at 0.4 km/h. Hamilton's penalty did not affect his second place due to how it was served during a safety-car period, while Piastri dropped to fifth as a consequence of the penalties.
Kim Kardashian attended the Monaco Grand Prix weekend and was seen in the paddock as Lewis Hamilton finished in second place, with the event also featuring the qualifying sessions.
The 72nd Monaco Grand Prix takes place June 7 at 9 a.m. ET on the street circuit (78 laps, 161.7 miles). In the U.S., the race streams exclusively on Apple TV, with access to the full F1 season for Apple TV subscribers; new users can start with a seven-day free trial, then $12.99/month, and Apple TV is also available through Prime Video at the same price. Pole sits Kimi Antonelli with Verstappen second and Hamilton third; Leclerc starts fourth.
Pole-sitter Kimi Antonelli converted a chaotic Monaco weekend into a victory, with Lewis Hamilton finishing second and Isack Hadjar grabbing a Red Bull podium amid a pack of safety-car twists. George Russell incurred a drive-through penalty after a pit-entry speed limit issue, while Charles Leclerc struggled with braking issues. Max Verstappen stalled at the start and retired with a power-unit fault; Pierre Gasly saw a potential podium slip away due to a pit-lane speeding penalty. Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad benefited from timing to post career-best finishes for Racing Bulls.
Kimi Antonelli led from start to finish in a dramatic Monaco Grand Prix, winning on a lights-to-flag drive as crashes and a track-break inspection triggered red flags. Russell finished outside the points after his team bungled a five-second penalty, while Hamilton took second and Isack Hadjar earned his first F1 podium in third. The race featured pit-lane penalties and a high-profile dash to overtake on the tight street circuit, with Verstappen and Leclerc among the retirements, leaving Antonelli with a substantial championship lead with 16 races remaining.
Kimi Antonelli converted pole into a commanding Monaco Grand Prix win as late chaos, sparked by a resurfaced final corner and a red flag, shuffled the order; he led every lap before the standing restart and pulled clear, with Hamilton finishing runner-up after penalties and Isack Hadjar promoted to third, while Russell finished 13th after a drive-through for failing to clear a five-second arrears, widening Antonelli's championship lead.
Sergio Perez received a 10-second post-race penalty for a false start at the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, dropping him to the back of the field and promoting Fernando Alonso into 10th for Aston Martin’s first points of the season. Kimi Antonelli won the race, with Lewis Hamilton second and Isack Hadjar third; Hadjar remains on the Red Bull podium, while Perez finishes 15th and Alonso is promoted to 10th, completing the adjusted top-16.
Celebrity sightings dominated Monaco's F1 weekend, with Kim Kardashian, Alix Earle and other stars posing at events and soaking in the street-race atmosphere alongside attendees like Khloe Kardashian, Lewis Hamilton, Cynthia Erivo, Patrick Dempsey, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Monaco Grand Prix stewards penalised Sergio Perez with a 10-second penalty for being out of position at the second start, dropping him from 10th to last of the finishers and costing Cadillac its first F1 point as Fernando Alonso inherits 10th for Aston Martin.
Pierre Gasly says he was robbed of a Monaco Grand Prix podium after Alpine received two five-second penalties for pitlane speeding, dropping him from third to seventh; Alpine plans to appeal the penalties.
Kimi Antonelli produced a masterful Monaco display to win ahead of Lewis Hamilton as chaos erupted with a red flag and two safety cars; the result extends Antonelli’s streak to five wins and broadens his championship lead to 66 points, while Mercedes teammate George Russell was hit by a drive‑through penalty that ruined his title bid. Pierre Gasly’s pit-lane speeding penalty promoted Isack Hadjar to third and Oscar Piastri to fourth, with Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad completing the top six as a flurry of penalties and crashes reshaped the closing stages at Monte Carlo.
Kimi Antonelli won the Monaco Grand Prix to extend his streak to five wins this season, becoming the youngest Monaco GP victor at 19 years, 9 months and 13 days. Lewis Hamilton finished second and Isack Hadjar finished third amid a post-race investigation into a red-flag infringement. Max Verstappen stalled at the start and retired, Leclerc crashed triggering a red flag, and several drivers received penalties for pit-lane speeding. The final top 10 were Antonelli, Hamilton, Hadjar, Piastri, Lawson, Lindblad, Gasly, Albon, Ocon and Perez, with DNFs including Verstappen, Leclerc, Norris, Sainz, Bearman, Bottas and Stroll.
Ferrari’s Kimi Antonelli clinched pole at Monaco by a razor-thin 0.048 seconds over Max Verstappen after a celebrated “magic lap,” with Red Bull having closed the gap since FP3 but Antonelli capitalizing on a superb sector two and a decisive final chicane to seal the top spot.