The jewel in Formula One’s crown, who shone in Monte Carlo and whose weekend could have done with some extra polish?

The Formula 2 Feature Race in Monaco saw seven drivers out of contention after the first corner of the race.

Lando Norris claimed his second win of the season at the Monaco Grand Prix after surviving Charles Leclerc’s relentless hunt for home victory, with Oscar Piastri completing the podium and clinging on to the championship lead by just three points.

The Feature Race got underway at 08:00 CEST (6:00 GMT) with Nikola Tsolov of Campos Racing taking the win at Monaco, alongside Roman Bilinski of Rodin Motorsport at P2 and Mari Boya, also of Campos, taking P3. 

It hasn't been the ideal start for Kush Maini and DAMS since the duo joined forces for 2025. But, seldom do opportunities to take a special victory around the history-laden streets of Monaco arise, and the Indian racer duly took it with both hands, converting reverse-grid pole to victory.

DAMS racer Kush Maini took his second Formula 2 victory, and first in 2025, taking a special victory around Monaco with a controlled drive, ahead of PREMA Racing's Gabriele Miní and Hitech TGR's Luke Browning.

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Formula 2's championship leader Alex Dunne attributed his Monaco pole to an excellent final sector, the point of difference in his three-millisecond margin over ART Grand Prix's Victor Martins, who once again came ever closer to nailing a first pole in 2025.

In a typical Monaco qualifying session, Alex Dunne grabbed pole position by a mere three milliseconds, setting a time quicker than Group A's topper Victor Martins, who will have to settle for a front row start once again, just missing out on pole again in 2025.

Formula 3 qualifying at Monaco went underway on Friday at 11:05 CEST (9:05 GMT). The streets of sunny Monte Carlo echoed with the sounds of the roaring cars. Campos Racing’s Nikola Tsolov claimed pole, followed by Roman Bilinski of Rodin Motorsport in second and Mari Boya, also of Campos, in third.

A retelling of some of the most famous stories to take place on one of the most opulent and iconic race-tracks in motorsport history.

As Formula 2 and Formula 3 head into the streets of Monte Carlo for their latest outing, the grid for both races will be decided through a unique qualifying session, with drivers split into groups taking to the track for 15-minute sessions. 

The Feeder Series caravan heads over from Imola to the prestige and glamour of Monaco. Sitting in the midst of a triple header, the Monaco weekend carries even more importance, as drivers look to hit top gear into the peak of their respective seasons. Jasmin and Trisha bring you all the details ahead of another exciting weekend in store.

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