They have comfortably been the slowest of the top four teams and suffered a double Q2 exit at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. A repeat showing in Monaco would be disastrous, given how difficult it is to overtake on the narrow streets of the principality.

Formula 1 arrives in Monaco this weekend for the sport’s most famous race, the Monaco Grand Prix, held on the iconic Circuit de Monaco. This street circuit is a unique challenge for the drivers and teams that manage them.

Max Verstappen overtook Oscar Piastri on the first lap of the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix and streaked away to win the race, with the Australian left frustrated with third place.

On Thursday’s media day ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, several drivers offered their thoughts on what the rule could mean this weekend. Max Verstappen, speaking during the FIA Press Conference, opined that it could go either way.

The FIA have announced a huge penalty for a Formula 1 star at the Monaco Grand Prix after the stewards chastised them for committing a 'forbidden' act on track. Friday's practice sessions at the Monaco GP were full of drama with Isack Hadjar crashing twice in FP2,

Charles Leclerc continued to set the pace at the Monaco Grand Prix, making it a Friday clean sweep by topping FP1 and FP2. Oscar Piastri was able to drag his McLaren out of the barriers to split the Ferraris in P2,

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen seems keen on the new mandatory two-stop rule that will be used at the Monaco Grand Prix, saying it will "hopefully spice it up more". The FIA made changes to the iconic race by bringing in a new rule,

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