Monaco Grand Prix Circuit
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Circuit de Monaco
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Race start: May 26, 2019, 9:05a EST
T.V.: ESPN
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MONACO GRAND PRIX
Past Winners

2019 Lewis Hamilton/Mercedes
2018 Daniel Ricciardo/Red Bull
2017 Sebastian Vettel/Ferrari
2016 Lewis Hamilton/Mercedes

PODIUM
2019

1. Lewis Hamilton/Mercedes
2. Sebastian Vettel/Ferrari
3. Valtteri Bottas/Mercedes
*Also earned fastest lap of the race point

Final Race Results
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2019

PositionDriverTeamTimePoints
* Fastest Lap Point
1#44 Lewis Hamilton*Mercedes-AMG1:43:28.43725
2#5 Sebastian VettelFerrari +2.602s18
3#77 Valtteri BottasMercedes-AMG+3.162s15
4#33 Max VerstappenRed Bull+5.537s12
5#10 Pierre Gasly*Red Bull+9.946s11
6#55 Carlos Sainz, Jr.McLaren +53.454s8
7#26 Daniil KvyatRed Bull Toro Rosso Honda +54.574s6
8#23 Alexander AlbonRed Bull Toro Rosso Honda+55.200s4
9#3 Daniel Ricciardo
Renault +60.894s2
10#8 Romain GrosjeanHaas +61.034s1
11#4 Lando NorrisMcLaren +66.801s0
12#20 Kevin MagnussenHaas+1 Lap0
13#11 Sergio Perez
Racing Point F1 Team+1 Lap0
14#27 Nico HulkenbergRenault+1 Lap0
15#63 George RussellWilliams+1 Lap0
16#18 Lance Stroll
Racing Point F1 Team+1 Lap0
17#7 Kimi Raikkonen
Alfa Romeo Racing+1 Lap0
18#88 Robert KubicaWilliams+1 Lap0
19#99 Antonio GiovinazziAlfa Romeo Racing+2 Laps0
20#16 Charles LeclercFerrari DNF0
 

 

It's Mercedes, Ferrari, Mercedes

Lewis Hamilton wins his 2nd Monaco Grand Prix with a super exciting finish and normal Formula 1 tire drama.  Mercedes-AMG made a decision, with the one-stop (pit stop) strategy to Hamilton back out on the medium Pirelli compound while other teams went for a harder compound.  Late in the race that strategy was starting to look like it would come back to haunt Mercedes with Max Verstappen for Red Bull running in 2nd and Hamilton's front tires were so worn that he virtually had no...
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Starting Grid
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2019

PositionDriverTeamTime
1#44 Lewis Hamilton*Mercedes-AMG1:10.166
2#77 Valtteri BottasMercedes-AMG 1:10.252
3#33 Max VerstappenRed Bull1:10.641
4#5 Sebastian VettelFerrari 1:10.947
5#10 Pierre GaslyRed Bull 1:11.041
6#20 Kevin MagnussenHaas1:11.109
7#3 Daniel Ricciardo
Renault 1:11.109
8#26 Daniil KvyatRed Bull Toro Rosso Honda 1:11.218
9#55 Carlos Sainz, Jr.McLaren 1:11.417
10#23 Alexander AlbonRed Bull Toro Rosso Honda 1:11.653
11#27 Nico HulkenbergRenault
12#4 Lando NorrisMcLaren
13#8 Romain GrosjeanHaas
14#7 Kimi Raikkonen
Alfa Romeo Racing
15#99 Antonio GiovinazziAlfa Romeo Racing
16#16 Charles LeclercFerrari
17#11 Sergio PerezRacing Point F1 Team
18#18 Lance Stroll
Racing Point F1 Team
19#63 George RussellWilliams
20#88 Robert KubicaWilliams
* track record

 

6 races, 6 front rows

Monaco, this weekend at the classic track Mercedes scored their 6 front row lockout in as many races with Lewis Hamilton setting a track record in Q3 with an amazing time of 1:10.166 for pole position and his teammate Valtteri Bottas starting in position 2.  Red Bull's Max Verstappen will start in 3rd with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel starting in position 4 and his teammate Charles Leclerc in position 16 after failing to make it out of Q1, which seemed like another weird decision by Ferrari since there was more than enough time in Q1 for Leclerc to get on the track for another lap.  Pierre Gasly will start in position 5 for Red Bull with Haas' Kevin Magnussen in 6th position finishing out row 3.

 


 

Tire Allocations
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2019

 

 

Tires for Monaco

The Pirelli tire allocations for the FORMULA 1 MONACO GRAND PRIX 2019 are:  (See chart.)

Red (C5) - Soft - Fastest
Yellow (C4) - Medium - .9 seconds per lap slower
White (C3) Hard - 1.8 seconds per lap slower
 


 

Video Bonus (must see)

Here's a fantastic 'blast from the past' video with 2 of the best racers ever, Ayrton Senna and Nigel Mansell, that highlights Monaco's characteristic of being hard to overtake other cars and the importance of fresh tires:

Mansell vs. Senna Monaco Grand Prix 1992 Final 5 Laps Murray Walker & James Hunt Commentary