Sergio Perez, at the wheel of a Red Bull, won the Monaco F1 GP
, disputed between a thousand interruptions on the Montecarlo street circuit.
The Mexican driver preceded the Ferrari of Spaniard Carlos Sainz Junior at the finish line.
Third was the other Red Bull, that of the Dutch world champion Max Verstappen, fourth the Monegasque Charles Leclerc with the other 'Rossa' from Maranello.
The Monaco GP has restarted
in Monte Carlo, the single-seaters are behind the Safety Car.
Hard tire for Leclerc and Sainz, medium for Verstappen and Perez, who leads the race.
According to the regulation, the race must be completed within 2 hours (43 minutes left), so it is not certain that they will complete the planned 77 laps, given that only 33 have been covered so far.
At 30 / o of the 77 laps scheduled the Monaco GP, in Montecarlo, stops again:
drivers in the pits and out of the cars.
The curb into which Mick Schumacher's Haas crashed must be repaired.
Currently leading the race is Perez, ahead of Sainz and Verstappen.
Leclerc is fourth.
Bad accident for Mick Schumacher junior,
on lap 27 of the Monaco GP.
The German destroyed his Haas at the corner of the swimming pools, but came out of the situation unscathed.
Red flag, stationary cars.
Mick Schumacher's destroyed Haas
The Monegasque poleman pays for a mistake in the strategy of the Ferrari team
and finds himself behind Max Verstappen in fourth place in the Monaco GP, in Monte Carlo, when he ran 22 laps out of 77. infuriate the 'Rossa' pilot who now finds himself chasing.
"Why why?"
Leclerc yelled into the radio, addressing the Ferrari garage.
A lot of water is still rising, but the start of the Monaco GP, in Monte Carlo, actually took place after the laps with the safety car.
The adverse weather conditions forced the Monaco GP to be postponed in Monte Carlo.
The race started with a delay of over an hour.
Charles Leclerc, in a Ferrari, starts from pole position in the Monaco GP, seventh round of the Formula 1 world championship. With a time of 1'11 '' 376, the Monegasque preceded his teammate Carlos Sainz, for a full front row Ferrari.
Behind them the two Red Bulls, with Sergio Perez in front of Max Verstappen.
In the third row Lando Norris (McLaren) and George Russell (Mercedes).