The Monaco Grand Prix ended as it began with Lando Norris earning the checkered flag and Charles Leclerc finishing in second.

MONACO — Lando Norris has his first Formula 1 pole position in more than two months at the Monaco Grand Prix. Now he needs his first win since then to boost his title chances. There usually is no better place to be on pole position than Monaco, where overtaking is near-impossible, but a new rule change could shake up everything.

Off the track, with F1 partners and sponsors placing such an emphasis on the American races these days, Monaco is no longer in rarefied air

Australia’s Oscar Piastri has his work cut out to win the Monaco Grand Prix after finishing third in qualifying. With an electrifying crowd of 100,000 lining the hills and valleys of the famous street circuit on a sun-kissed Saturday afternoon,

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An elated Lando Norris said his first Monaco Grand Prix pole position was a big deal after recent struggles in his Formula One title battle with McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. The pole was McLaren's first in the principality since 2007 and Norris's first since the season-opener in Melbourne last March.