The race on the streets of Monte Carlo is one of the crown jewels in all of motorsports. The glitz and glamor of racing in one of the wealthiest regions of Europe has always been a must-see event. Celebrities and superstars of all professions have seen some of the most daring drivers compete and try to etch their name among racing’s greats.

The Ferrari driven to victory by Formula One legend Michael Schumacher at the 2001 Monaco Grand Prix is sold for £13.43m at auction.

It was McLaren driver Lando Norris' first pole position since the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, where he went on to win the race

The Monaco Grand Prix may be “the jewel in Formula 1’s crown” but the race itself is rarely must-see TV. Sometimes, it’s downright dull.

Ferrari that carried Michael Schumacher to victory at the Monaco Grand Prix that year has gone under the hammer.

Ferrari got it “wrong” by underestimating their performance in Monaco, and Charles Leclerc could not hide his disappointment after missing out on pole position. That honour instead went to McLaren’s Lando Norris,

Charles Leclerc said he remained unconvinced that Ferrari would be competitive at the Monaco Grand Prix despite heading both Friday practice sessions. Leclerc ended the day just 0