MAX VERSTAPPEN extended his lead of the drivers’ championship with another comfortable win in Monaco – and his record 39th win for Red Bull.
The Dutchman led from pole position and was never really threatened.
APMax Verstappen breezed to yet another race win in 2023[/caption]
AFPLewis Hamilton had a drama-free ride around Monte Carlo despite the rain[/caption]
The reigning world champion finished a whopping 27 seconds clear of Fernando Alonso.
However, there was drama further behind when the rain suddenly came pouring down during the second half of the iconic Monte Carlo race.
That enabled Lewis Hamilton to jump up to fourth, challenging Esteban Ocon for the final podium spot.
George Russell held on to fifth ahead of local hero Charles Leclerc despite a five-second penalty.
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GettyVerstappen could enjoy the stunning setting in the principality with his massive lead[/caption]
GettyThe Dutchman led the drivers off from pole position ahead of Fernando Alonso[/caption]
AFPKevin Magnussen struggled to cope with the downpour[/caption]
GettyTom Holland and Neymar headed to the race as VIP guests of Red Bull[/caption]
GettyMaria Sharapova and Orlando Bloom were also in Monte Carlo[/caption] Read More