Overview
- Oscar Piastri leads the drivers' championship by 13 points, with Max Verstappen arriving in Monaco on strong form after his recent win at Imola.
- The FIA's new two-pit-stop mandate aims to increase strategic variability on Monaco's narrow circuit, where overtaking is notoriously difficult.
- Qualifying on Saturday is expected to play a decisive role, as starting positions often determine race outcomes in Monaco's tight, barrier-lined streets.
- The Monaco Grand Prix weekend runs from May 23–25, featuring three practice sessions, qualifying, and a 78-lap race on Sunday.
- Fans can watch the race live via ESPN in the U.S. and Fox Sports/Kayo in Australia, with extensive coverage of Formula 1's most prestigious event.