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Formula 1 classification: Monaco GP race and F1 world championship 2021

Max Verstappen is already the leader of the Formula 1 World Championship after winning the Monaco Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver was favored by Lewis Hamilton’s seventh place in Monte-Carlo, where the seven-time champion added an extra point by setting the fastest lap of the race. The 2021 Monaco Grand Prix will be unforgettable for Carlos Sainz as he has harvested his first podium with Ferrari. The Madrilenian was second, equaling his best result in Formula 1. His ex-teammate, Lando Norris, took the podium with him as third. Two questioned drivers such as Sergio Pérez and Sebastian Vettel were fourth and fifth respectively, while sixth it was Pierre Gasly. Lance Stroll was eighth behind Hamilton and ahead of Esteban Ocon and Antonio Giovinazzi, who are the riders who completed the points zone, outside of it was Fernando Alonso. Although the Asturian has gained four positions in the race, he has been penalized for having qualified seventeenth in Monaco. Finally, he finished thirteenth behind Kimi Raikkonen and Daniel Ricciardo. When it comes to the Constructors’ World Cup, Red Bull has also overtaken Mercedes in the standings, albeit only by one point. The Austrian team has been favored by the abandonment of Valtteri Bottas, who had to withdraw due to a problem at his stop. It was precisely a breakdown that prevented Leclerc from starting in Monaco, which is why Ferrari was unable to overtake McLaren. The British team remains third in the Constructors’ World Cup with two points ahead of those from Maranello.For its part, Alpine has fallen to seventh position after being overtaken by Aston Martin and AlphaTauri, while Alfa Romeo has added its first point thanks to Giovinazzi. Monaco Grand Prix Qualification What a day #MonacoGP 🇲🇨 # F1 pic. twitter.com/RPUYZVRSFL – Formula 1 (@ F1) May 23, 2021 Drivers’ World Cup Qualification 1. Max Verstappen – 105 points 2. Lewis Hamilton – 101 points 3. Lando Norris – 56 points 4. Valtteri Bottas – 47 points 5. Sergio Pérez – 44 points 6. Charles Leclerc – 40 points 7. Carlos Sainz – 36 points 8. Daniel Ricciardo – 24 points 9. Pierre Gasly – 16 points 10. Esteban Ocon – 12 points 11. Sebastian Vettel – 10 points 12. Lance Stroll – 9 points 13. Fernando Alonso – 5 points 14. Yuki Tsunoda – 2 points 15. Antonio Giovinazzi – 1 points 16. Kimi Räikkönen – 0 points 17. George Russell – 0 points 18. Mick Schumacher – 0 points 19. Nikita Mazepin – 0 points 20. Nicholas Latifi – 0 points Formula 11 Constructors’ World Cup qualification Red Bull Racing Honda –148 points 2. Mercedes – 147 points 3. McLaren Mercedes – 80 points 4. Ferrari – 78 points 5. Aston Martin Mercedes – 19 points 6. Alpha Tauri Honda – 18 points 7. Alpine Renault – 17 points 8.Alfa Romeo Racing Ferrari – 1 points 9. Williams Mercedes – 0 points 10. Haas Ferrari – 0 points

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