Lando Norris said winning Formula One's Monaco Grand Prix was a dream come true and one he looked forward to retelling for decades to come. The McLaren driver set up his first victory in the Mediterranean principality by securing pole position on Saturday and then making no mistakes on a sunny Sunday devoid of overtaking.

Norris navigated the potential pitfalls of a new rule requiring drivers to use three sets of tyres during the race to lead throughout and beat Ferrari's Charles Leclerc for the Briton's second victor...

A rule change that threatens to shake up today's race is the fact that every car has to have at least two pit stops.

By Alan Baldwin MONACO (Reuters) -Formula One champion Max Verstappen ladled out a serving of sarcasm on Sunday as he declared Monaco's mandatory two-stop experiment a flop. The decision to force drivers to use three sets of tyres was taken in a bid to liven up a race famed for being processional and lacking overtaking.

McLaren’s Lando Norris has won today’s prestigious Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, last year’s winner on his home streets.

Lando Norris won Formula One’s 2025 Monaco Grand Prix ahead of home hero Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri in the second McLaren, with the race’s story dominated by a new rule requiring every driver ...

The intention of the rule was to add extra jeopardy.

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