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Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2023

June 5,2023

Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2023

Discover the heart-racing details of the Monaco Grand Prix 2023

During the highly anticipated 80th Grand Prix in Monaco, an estimated 100,000 visitors gathered to experience the Grand Prix races, including the most famous one: Formula 1. 

The Grand Prix of Monaco, one of the most famous F1 circuits, captivates with its unique blend of opulence and speed. The prestigious race takes place on the streets of Monte Carlo, where drivers race narrow, winding roads lined with iconic landmarks. The allure of the event extends beyond the track, as luxurious superyachts dot the azure waters of the Mediterranean, hosting extravagant parties and providing a picturesque backdrop. The race’s rich history, star-studded attendance, and breath-taking scenery make the Grand Prix of Monaco a thrilling and unforgettable experience, where the worlds of racing, glamour, and yachting merge. 

Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2023

Max Verstappen claimed pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix in an exhilarating qualifying session. Verstappen edged out Fernando Alonso and Charles Leclerc to secure the top spot on the grid. Sergio Perez, Verstappen’s teammate, crashed out in Q1 and did not feature in the pole shootout. The qualifying hour saw multiple drivers take turns leading the timesheets, providing an intense battle for fans. Despite Alonso initially holding provisional pole, Verstappen’s impressive lap time of 1m 11.365s secured him P1, denying Alonso his first pole since 2012 by a narrow margin. The front row also featured Alonso, Leclerc, and Esteban Ocon.

On Sunday, Max Verstappen showcased his exceptional skills, delivering an outstanding performance in a rainy Monaco race. With his impressive display, he secured his second victory in the prestigious Principality, finishing ahead of his Aston Martin counterpart, Fernando Alonso. Esteban Ocon finished third and was able to secure his third podium of his Formula 1 career. 

In front of the home crowd, Charles Leclerc secured a sixth-place finish, leading the Alpine driver Pierre Gasly and his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz, who crossed the line in eighth. The top 10 was completed by the McLaren duo, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri claiming the ninth and tenth positions, respectively.

 

Pictures: MotorsportWeek & bet365