McLaren's Lando Norris won Formula 1's iconic Monaco Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday, completing a flawless weekend and making up lost ground in the championship race.

Norris’ victory closed the gap on his teammate and championship leader Oscar Piastri, who finished third behind Leclerc’s Ferrari

Lando Norris realized a childhood dream as he won the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday, and boosted his chances of achieving an even bigger goal, the Formula 1 title. Norris took his first Grand Prix win since the season-opening Australian Grand Prix — though he did win a sprint race in Miami this month — and reduced his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri’s lead from 13 points to three.

Monaco Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, and it's generally considered the biggest event on the Formula 1 schedule. Circuit de Monaco winds through the narrow streets of Monte Carlo, where Ferrari's Charles Leclerc grew up.

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

Going slow was one way to secure points at the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday as Formula 1’s attempt to shake up the prestigious race fizzled.

Michael Schumacher's Ferrari Formula One car that won the 2001 Monaco and Hungarian grand prix races was sold for $18.17 million, according to RM Sotheby's.