Summary

  • Lando Norris wins Monaco Grand Prix

  • Leclerc 2nd, Piastri 3rd, Verstappen 4th, Hamilton 5th

  • Select 'listen live' for 5 Live commentary (UK only)

  • OUT: Gasly, Alonso

  • Get involved #bbcf1

Live Reporting

Alicia Turner and Lorraine McKenna

  1. Celebrations have started

    Thanks Lorraine, what a race that was!

    It's all smiles at the McLaren garage as winner Lando Norris is congratulated by his team and shares hugs with his parents who are very emotional, I don't blame them.

  2. Norris wins the Monaco Grand Prix

    Charles Leclerc comes home in second place and sounds disaapointed over the Ferrari team radio. The other McLaren of Oscar Piastri finishes third and Max Verstappen, after his late second stop, ends his Monaco weekend in fourth. Lewis Hamilton, 51 seconds off the pace, is fifth.

    Right, I'm off to see a man about a dog (or Liverpool lift the Premier League), so Alicia Turner is going to take you through all the post-race celebrations.

  3. chequered flag

    Chequered flag

    Add Lando Norris' name to the list of Monaco Grand Prix winners!

    The McLaren man wins the jewel in the Formula 1 crown for the very first time in his career.

    "It's a dream," Norris says on the team radio.

  4. Rosanna Tennant
    5 Live F1 reporter in Monaco

    He is finally in. He's pulled the trigger, into the pit lane, into the Red Bull pit box. It's the soft tyre. Let's see how he fares on the last lap of this race.

  5. Norris now leads as Verstappen pits

    Lap 78/78

    And now Lando Norris can breathe. Max Verstappen takes to the pits to make his second stop, leaving the McLaren man to take the victory lap on the Monaco streets in peace.

    Lando Norris ahead of Charles Leclerc and Oscar PiastriGetty Images

  6. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Monaco

    Max Verstappen pulled away a bit and that allowed Lando Norris to up the pace and put a bit of a gap between himself and Charles Leclerc, but now he's dropped back again.

  7. Lap 77/78

    Lando Norris must be wishing Max Verstappen would just pit so he can get some clear air. Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri are right behind the Briton - as Red Bull call in the Dutchman.

  8. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Monaco

    Oscar Piastri is starting to put some pressure on Charles Leclerc and Leclerc is suggesting that Lando Norris is making mistakes.

    At this stage of the race Norris just needs to know that what he has to do is make sure the Ferrari stays right behind him.

  9. Lap 76/78

    Lewis Hamilton is asking Ferrari if he;s a minute behind leader Max Verstappen. His engineer gives him a long monologue, which the seven-time world champion didn't ask for. It's been a lonely race for Hamilton in fifth place.

    Lewis HamiltonGetty Images

  10. Lap 75/78

    The trio of Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri are becoming tighter together as they want to see when Max Verstappen will make his second pit stop - or not.

  11. Lap 74/78

    Max Verstappen is 1.9secs ahead of Lando Norris, 2.3 seconds clear of Charles Leclerc and just under three seconds better off than title leader Oscar Piastri.

  12. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Monaco

    Red Bull are gambling on a [red flag] happening and wouldn't it be an absolutely astonishing thing that this time they think of any opportunity to win the race, not to get the best result.

    If there was a red flag they can go to the grid and put on new tyres and start again.

  13. Lap 73/78

    Lando Norris is succesfully keeping Charles Leclerc in check as the pair run in second and third. Oscar Piastri is just in the mirrors of the Ferrari man in fourth, as another lap of the Monaco Grand Prix is banked.

    Lando NorrisGetty Images

  14. 'Red Bull are hoping for a red flag'

    Andrew Benson
    BBC F1 correspondent in Monaco

    If there's a red flag, Max Verstappen gets to get three tyre changes and the rule isn't two pit stops, it's three sets of tyres. He would then keep the lead and be able to change his tyres and that would win him the race. Basically, Red Bull are hoping for a red flag.

  15. Get Involved

    #BBCF1

    Chris Yewdall: If Verstappen pits, he ends up 4th. If he doesn't pit, he takes a 30 second penalty and ends up 4th. Maybe he'll just stay out and mess with NOR, LEC and PIA?

  16. Lap 72/78

    Finally. Mercedes call in Kimi Antonelli to make his first pit stop.

  17. Lap 71/78

    Oscar Piastri is trying to up the pace to get on the rear wing of Charles Leclerc but his McLaren has been lagging on the front three in the past couple of laps. The Australian is on the hards. Leclerc is a medium runner, with both tyres around the same lap life.

  18. Lap 70/78

    Lando Norris is ringing the McLaren phone to ask where his wingman Oscar Piastri is? He needs him now as Max Verstappen is backing up the pack and Charles Leclerc is getting closer.

  19. 'Red Bull are opportunists'

    Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Monaco

    We've seen Oscar Piastri getting very close to the barrier. This is the time of the race where people get tired.

    Max Verstappen is out in front and what are Red Bull thinking there? They are opportunists and racers and they need something to happen, otherwise they are going to have to be content with what is going to be a best fourth place.

  20. Lap 69/78

    The top four are in a race of their own today - Lewis Hamilton is 54 seconds off race leader Max Verstappen. Oscar Piastri in fourth is only just over three seconds away from the Dutchman.

    Lewis HamiltonGetty Images