Monaco GP: When to watch live on Sky Sports

After a dramatic Spanish GP saw the lead change hands in both the drivers' and constructors' championships, Formula 1 returns to Monte Carlo for the glitz and glamour of the Monaco Grand Prix.

It's off to the Circuit de Monaco for the seventh round of the 2022 season, with the latest chapter set to be written of what promises to be a thrilling title race between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc.

All of the action will be live on Sky Sports F1 this weekend, with the race taking place on Sunday afternoon at 2pm.

There's also F2 action throughout the weekend, while Sunday's race will be followed by live coverage of The Indianapolis 500 from the United States.

Last year's Monaco winner - and world champion - Verstappen arrives in the principality buoyed by three consecutive race victories that have enabled him to leapfrog Leclerc in what is developing into a spectacular title race.

Verstappen's Red Bull was plagued by reliability issues to start the season, but it was Leclerc's turn to suffer on Sunday as the failure of his Ferrari engine force him to retire from the dominant position he had established after sealing pole and beating the Dutchman to the first corner.

Verstappen holds a six-point lead over Leclerc, while a one-two from his team-mate Sergio Perez in Barcelona has given Red Bull a 26-point advantage over Ferrari in the constructors' standings.

It wasn't a totally trouble-free afternoon for Verstappen, who had problems activating his DRS during the race, and also benefitted from Perez allowing him to pass under team orders.

While nobody wants to see retirements, the top teams' inability to get on top of their reliability at this stage of the season is adding constant jeopardy and an extra dose of drama to F1