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

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Live Reporting

Alicia Turner and Lorraine McKenna

  1. Lap 68/78

    Another lap comes and goes, the iconic corners completed and still there's no change at the front. Max Verstappen is 40 laps on these medium tyres and will be switching to the soft for the closing stages.

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  2. Lap 67/78

    Charles Leclerc is not too far off the McLaren of Lando Norris but it's not enough to launch an attack on the Briton. Norris is second, Leclerc is third and Max Verstappen leads, but the Dutchman will be making a stop soon.

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  3. Rosanna Tennant
    5 Live F1 reporter in Monaco

    [George Ruusell] is there in the Mercedes pit box, the mechanics ready with the medium tyres. Bit slow dropping him back down and releasing him into the fast lane.

  4. Lap 66/78

    Williams have pressed the buzzer and Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon have swapped positions. Sainz drops back to P10 after George Russell's pit stop and Albon moves up to ninth.

  5. Lap 65/78

    Charles Leclerc is on the Ferrari team radio to say Lando Norris is going a bit too slowly ahead of him. Team work going on at McLaren.

  6. 'Albon may have lost a few friends'

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

    Alex Albon may have lost a few friends in this race by doing his tactics and putting them off and braking early.

    Carlos Sainz is doing his bit and the pair of them are going to try and get one car into the top 10, which is better than Mercedes.

  7. Lap 64/78

    George Russell greets his Mercedes crew for a pit stop, medium tyres on, and he rejoins the track exactly where he was - P11.

  8. 'What's the point of staying out?'

    Andrew Benson
    BBC F1 correspondent in Monaco

    All [Max] Verstappen is really doing by staying out is being annoying. He's not gaining anything. He can't win by this because he lost the pit stop window that he had to [Oscar] Piastri and if he pits he will come out fourth place, so what's the point of staying out?

  9. Lap 63/78

    The purple clock is still by Oscar Piastri in fourth but the Australian is six seconds away from leader Max Verstappen, who needs to make another stop, but he is creeping up to Charles Leclerc's Ferrari in third.

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  10. Lap 62/78

    Williams inform Carlos Sainz they'll be swapping him and Alex Albon around soon. Sainz, in ninth, says let's wait until the end of the race, as you never know what will happen. Good thinking, Carlos. No need to take major risks. But there is the small matter of a Mercedes in between them.

  11. Lap 61/78

    Racing Bulls and Haas will be pleased if it stays like this, as Isack Hadjar, Liam Lawson and Esteban Ocon are still running in the points with only a few laps to go.

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  12. Top five

    Lap 60/78

    1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

    2. Lando Norris (McLaren)

    3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)

    4. Oscar Piastri (McLaren)

    5. Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari)

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

    This is a bit of a drama because you've got Lando Norris closing up on Max Verstappen.

    Verstappen has to stop one more time but why would he, something might happen, we still have about 20 laps to go and he's now backing Norris up to Charles Leclerc.

  14. Lap 59/78

    If you're just dipping in, hello! Pierre Gasly and Fernando Alonso are out of the Monaco Grand Prix, while the new two-stop rule has been, interesting.

    Max Verstappen, meanwhile, who is leading the race, has only made one of his visits to the pits.

  15. Lap 58/78

    Oscar Piastri is collecting fastest laps in fourth place as his team-mate Lando Norris sits second, around eight-tenths away from race leader Max Verstappen.

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    Ian: Albon is arguably driving dangerously

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  17. Lap 57/78

    Kimi Antonelli is the only driver who hasn't been into the pits yet. The rookie is very deep into a hard tyre stint.

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

    George Russell was complaining about Alex Albon braking erratically and Kimi Antonelli had to go up on the kerb and nearly into the barrier to avoid hitting the back of the Williams.

  19. Lap 56/78

    George Russell is in 10th after serving his drive-through penalty in the pits. The Mercedes driver is on the hard compound after his opening stop.

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  20. Lap 55/78

    Carlos Sainz comes in to the pits for his first pit stop - and so does George Russell for his drive-through penalty. Spaniard Sainz slots into ninth place, aided by his team-mate Alex Albon and his shenanigans with the Mercedes drivers.

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