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Max Verstappen claimed pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix, delivering a masterclass for Red Bull in a gripping session on the streets of Monte Carlo to beat Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso into second place. Verstappen absolutely threaded the needle on the narrow, twisting confines of the principality with a consummate lap and with it secured a commanding advantage for Sunday’s race.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen took his first Monaco Grand Prix pole position with a breathtaking final lap to deny Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso the crucial top slot.
MONACO: Alfa Romeo's Guanyu Zhou collected four pitlane speeding penalties in a single practice session at the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday (May 27).
MONACO : Alfa Romeo's Guanyu Zhou collected four pitlane speeding penalties in a single practice session at the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday.
Max Verstappen topped the times ahead of Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez in Saturday's eventful third and final practice at the Monaco Grand Prix which ended with a Lewis Hamilton crash. Defending double world champion and series leader Verstappen clocked a fastest lap in one minute 12.776 seconds to outpace Perez by 0.073s before the session was halted four minutes prematurely when seven-time champion Hamilton crashed his revamped Mercedes. He was unhurt and climbed from his car, apologising to the team having been on a fast lap.
Lewis Hamilton crashed out of final practice for the Monaco Grand Prix.
MONACO : Honda's move to provide Formula One power units to Aston Martin in a works partnership from 2026 is proof that the combustion engine still has a future, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.
MONACO : Having lived in Monte Carlo for nearly three decades David Coulthard knows a good bet when he sees one, and the twice Monaco Grand Prix winner says he would not wager any money on Lewis Hamilton leaving Mercedes.