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Lorraine McKenna
Postpublished at 16:48 26 May
16:48 26 May
The Monaco national anthem is played by the band below and is given a good reception. But now it's the turn of the Italian theme, which the Ferrari crew below the podium are belting out. "Forza Ferrari" shouts someone in the crowd.
Prince Albert of Monaco warmly embraces Charles Leclerc on the podium, before handing the Ferrari driver the winner's trophy. Team principal Fred Vasseur is also in on the celebrations, letting out a roar as he collects the team trophy.
Charles Leclerc has been through strategy blunders, retiring before the race has even begun and track collisions at the Monaco Grand Prix but finally, the Monegasque driver is a winner on home soil.
The top three are chatting in the cooldown room about today's race, with Leclerc sitting in that prime middle seat.
The team radio is buzzing with congratulatory messages and the sound of Charles Leclerc's excited cheers. The 26-year-old says this is going to be a "big night" tonight. Oh my. Monaco will be drunk dry.
The whole of Monaco will be hoping this is the most boring lap of Charles Leclerc's Monaco Grand Prix race. Just bring that Ferrari home safely, Charles.
Oscar Piastri, Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris reach the Lowes Hairpin and reduce their speed. It's the Australian and the Spaniard are in the final podium place. Charles Leclerc is eight seconds up the road.
Oscar Piastri is staying in that second place he started this race in, but the heat is coming from the Ferrari of Carlos Sainz just behind him in third.
I think Charles Leclerc would have loved for this to play out the way it has if this continues because what he wanted was a boring race, not for us but for himself.
Charles Leclerc tells his pit wall "I'll just bring it home". The Monegasque driver, who has never been on the podium, let alone won the Monaco Grand Prix, is almost at the safety of the chequered flag.
Red Bull's Sergio Perez spoke to Jennie Gow about the incident he was involved in on Lap One of the race. He said: "It was a crazy crazy amount of impact and one that really hurt because it hasn't been our weekend.
"We put ourselves in that position and it's something we have to understand and learn going forwards."