168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris beats 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc to win the F1 Monaco Grand Prix. 

Norris held his n♔erve despite late-race pressure from local hero Leclerc to deny the Ferrari dr🎀iver a second consecutive victory around his home streets.

It was a flawless drive from Norris, who converted pole p𒀰osition into his second victory of the season with a statement performancꩲe across the Monaco weekend.

Norris has delivered McLaren their first win at Monaco sinc⛄e Lewis Hamilton's victory in 2008.

The result sees Norris reduce McLaren teammate Osca🦄r Piastri's championship 💯lead down to three points.

Piastri completed the podium in th✱ird, half a second behind Leclerc's Ferrari.

Max Verstappen, who is 25 points behind Piastri, 🅷finished fourth ahead of seven-time world champion Hamilton, who was the ꧅only driver in the top five to gain places as he went from seventh to fifth.

Isack Hadjar scored his be🎐st result of his rookie F1 season with an impressive P6 for Racing Bulls.

Estౠeban Ocon took seventh in his Haas, while Liam Lawson scored his first points of 2025 to make it a✨ double top-10 appearance for Racing Bulls.

The Williams pair of Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz completed th༒e points-paying positions by finishing nin꧟th and 10th.

Sunday's 78-lap race was the first time the Monaco Grand Prix was a mandatory two-stop even♓t, following a rule change from F1 in an attempt to spic𝄹e up the racing.

That did not really come to fruition, though th🎶e top three were all running within a second of one another for the final few laps, adding an element of intrigue and excitement.

Fernando Alonso’s hopes of scoring 🧸his first points of 2025 were ended by a suspected power unit issue which caused the Aston Martin driver to retire at mid-distance.

Pierre🀅 Gasly crashed out when he rammed into the back of Yuki Tsunoda after complaining that the brakes on his Alpine had failed.