The Australian racer had to settle for third in qualifying, behind his team-mate Lando Norris who took his second pole position of the season

Lando Norris broke the track record to qualify on pole position Saturday for Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix, besting Charles Leclerc and title rival Oscar Piastri. Norris and Leclerc swapped fastest times before the McLaren driver upped the pace again to take first by .

Emerging at speed from Monte Carlo's famous tunnel is like waking up mid-dream. Your eyes reel from the sudden burst of sunlight -- a flash-bang of Riviera brilliance. Ahead is the glittering harbor,

Pole position is always a huge asset in Monaco because of the tight circuit.This year, however, teams and drivers are heading into the unknown on Sunday. That’s because Formula 1 is giving a trial to a Monaco-only mandatory rule of pitting twice,

Before the paddock heads to Monaco for the second leg of this European tripleheader, we answered your post-race questions from Imola

Norris and Piastri are yet to win the iconic race, and with their superior qualifying pace throughout 2025 thus far it could finally be their chance to consolidate their name in McLaren's - and F1's - history by winning in Monaco.

McLaren will have a different look for both the Monaco and Spanish Grand Prixs after the team revealed a new designed which pays hommage to the M7A.