Summary

  • Lando Norris wins Monaco Grand Prix

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

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Live Reporting

Alicia Turner and Lorraine McKenna

  1. Lap 27/78

    Oscar Piastri is fourth after his first stop and clocking fastest laps but the Australian is 17 seconds shy of race leader Max Verstappen.

  2. Lap 26/78

    Max Verstappen is ahead of the field by seven seconds but has yet to come in to pit, still driving around on his 26-lap old hard starting tyre.

    Max VerstappenGetty Images

  3. Lap 25/78

    Williams team boss James Vowles is telling Sky Sports on the pit wall that this has been a frustrating grand prix so far, in part due to the excellent strategy Racing Bulls has executed. The train is Hadjar, Lawson, Albon followed by Sainz.

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    Ian: There is no actual close physical racing in the top 5. It is just a race between the team strategists.

    Nulla Pax: I never trust radio messages that explain strategy.

  5. Lap 25/78

    Williams team boss James Vowles is telling Sky Sports on the pit wall that this is been a frustrating grand prix so far, in part due to the excellent strategy Racing Bulls has exucuted. The train is Hadjar, Kawson, Albon followed by Sainz.

  6. 'The plan to make this race more exciting is definitely working'

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

    Is someone going to do something clever at the right time and win this race?

    The plan to confuse everyone and to make this race more exciting is definitely working at the moment.

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

    Oscar Piastri is still in the fight and he still has another stop, they all need to do another stop the guys in the top six.

  8. Lap 24/78

    Oscar Piastri and his engineer are having a big chat over the team radio about what his strategy is now, as the first part of this race hasn't really worked out well for the Australian. He is clocking fastest laps, though, on his fresh hard compound.

  9. Andrew Benson
    BBC F1 correspondent in Monaco

    The reason Fernando Alonso is annoyed is because Aston Martin tried to use the gap built by [Liam] Lawson, who was holding up the rest of the field for [Isack] Hadjar to drop into, but they dropped Alonso in behind Hadjar and he's on hard tyres and Hadjar is on the soft and so Alonso couldn't get past him.

  10. Lap 23/78

    In to the pits comes Charles Leclerc from the front of the pack and hards go on for the Monegasque driver. Third place is his new position, with Lando Norris in second and defending champion Max Verstappen leading - but the Dutchman is yet to make a stop.

  11. Rosanna Tennant
    5 Live F1 reporter in Monaco

    [Lando Norris] pulls into the box, the McLaren mechanics are busy. He skids out of his pit box but he's out again. Where is this going to play out for him? Is it going to look good for him?

  12. Lap 22/78

    Charles Leclerc is leading this Monaco Grand Prix now but the Monegasque driver is yet to pit. Until now...

  13. Lap 21/78

    Oscar Piastri follows Lando Norris in to the pits but it's a slow stop for the Australian. He heads back into the action in fourth place, on the C4 hards, behind his team-mate but in front of the Ferrari of Lewis Hamilton.

    Oscar PiastriEPA

  14. Rosanna Tennant
    5 Live F1 reporter in Monaco

    Lewis Hamilton pulls into the pit box, they jack him up. Quick stop for the Ferrari team. Hard tyre for Lewis Hamilton as he makes his way into the fast lane of the pit lane and he was stationary for 2.1 seconds.

  15. Norris comes in to pit

    Lap 20/78

    McLaren are ready to welcome Lando Norris. The race leader has swapped mediums for hards and is now in fourth place. Isack Hadjar gets his two stops out of the way, hards on now, and is running in eighth place.

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

    Lando Norris has just set the fastest lap and he was told by his race engineer that they were seeing graining on the left front [tyre] and sometimes you get that when you go too slowly.

    You sometimes need to go faster to get the tyre to melt and then it doesn't cut quite so much.

    The pace is going up and gaps are now appearing behind the leaders.

  17. Lap 19/78

    McLaren are going to pull the trigger on calling Lando Norris in to pit...

  18. Hamilton pits

    Lap 18/78

    Fernando Alonso rages on the radio as his engineer disturbs his race. Ollie Bearman is the first to complete his mandatory two stops. The Briton is now on the mediums.

    Lewis Hamilton is also in and the seven-time worls champion jumps above Isack Hadjar when he rejoins. Hamilton is now fifth on the hards.

  19. Lap 17/78

    Lando Norris is purple out in front and holding a decent three-second gap to the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc.

  20. Lap 16/78

    The pit sign flashes next to Fernando Alonso's name. The Spaniard is the next to pit and Aston Martin fit the hard compound to his car. He has to pause slightly on his way, though, as Esteban Ocon, who has also pitted, is released by Haas at the same time. Alonso comes out in seventh, Ocon in eighth.

    Fernando AlonsoReuters