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Monaco F1 Friday Results & Recap: Free Practice

Leclerc was fastest in FP1 and FP2, finishing the day 0.044s ahead of his teammate Carlos Sainz and the Red Bulls of Sergio Pérez and Max Verstappen.

F1 Monaco GP FP1 results: Leclerc leads Perez in Free Practice 1

Cla Pilot Chassis laps Weather Difference Interval
1 MonacoCharles Leclerc Ferrari 29 1’14.531    
2 MexicoSergio Pérez Red Bull 30 1’14.570 0.039 0.039
3 Spain Carlos Sainz Jr. ferrari 28 1’14,601 0.070 0.031
4 NetherlandsMax Verstappen Red Bull 26 1’14.712 0.181 0.111
5 United KingdomLando Norris McLaren 31 1’15.056 0.525 0.344
6 France Pierre Gasly AlphaTauri 33 1’15.083 0.552 0.027
7 Australia Daniel Ricciardo McLaren 33 1’15.157 0.626 0.074
8 United KingdomGeorge Russell Mercedes 34 1’15.211 0.680 0.054
9 GermanySebastian Vettel Aston Martin 33 1’15.387 0.856 0.176
10 United KingdomLewis Hamilton Mercedes 29 1’15.499 0.968 0.112
11 11 Japan Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri 36 1’15.536 1.005 0.037
12 CanadaLance Stroll Aston Martin 26 1’15.539 1.008 0.003
13 SpainFernando Alonso Alpine 28 1’15.749 1.218 0.210
14 Denmark Kevin Magnussen Haas 30 1’15.806 1,275 th most common 0.057
15 Thailand Alexander Albon williams 39 1’16.110 1.579 0.304
16 FranceEsteban Ocon Alpine 24 1’16.315 1.784 0.205
17 China Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo 27 1’16.417 1.886 0.102
18 CanadaNicholas Latifi Williams 30 1’17.714 3.183 1.297
19 GermanyMick Schumacher Haas 12 1’18.636 4.105 0.922
20 FinlandValtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 2      

What happened in the free practice 1 of the Monaco GP 2022 of F1?

Leclerc set the pace early on, setting a 1m17.993s on medium tyres, but was soon overtaken by Sainz, Daniel Ricciardo ( McLaren ) and Verstappen as the track improved. Leclerc raised the bar again in 1m15.883s as times continued to drop, and Sainz beat him by just 0.001s.

Leclerc and Verstappen, on hard tyres, traded for top spot before Leclerc went straight into Santa Devota . Verstappen posted a 1m15.327s at the time.

The session was red-flagged after 20 minutes when Mick Schumacher’s Haas slowed at La Rascasse and stopped at the pitlane entrance with an MGU-K failure, causing chaos with the cars they could not pass to pit lane.

After the restart, Norris took the lead despite still not being at 100% health, with a 1m15.301s and then a 1m15.056s with mediums, leading a McLaren one-two at mid-session ahead of Ricciardo.

Verstappen switched to mids and took the lead with a 1m4.712s, 0.188s ahead of Pérez. Verstappen then suffered a huge block and went straight into Santa Devota, while Leclerc jumped into second and Sainz saw traffic at the Pool spoil a potential fastest lap for him.

Leclerc then moved to a 1m14.531s, 0.07s ahead of Sainz before Pérez moved up to second, 0.039s off the fastest time. Verstappen was fourth, ahead of Norris, Pierre Gasly (AlphaTauri) and Ricciardo. George Russell (Mercedes) finished eighth, ahead of Sebastian Vettel, who did his time on softs, and Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes.

Kevin Magnussen (Haas) and Pérez also took a trip to Santa Devota.

Valtteri Bottas did not set a time due to a gearbox problem.

F1 Monaco GP FP2 results: Ferrari one-two with Leclerc at the helm

Cla Pilot Chassis laps Weather Difference Interval
1 MonacoCharles Leclerc Ferrari 30 1’12.656    
two Spain Carlos Sainz Jr. ferrari 32 1’12,700 0.044 0.044
3 MexicoSergio Pérez Red Bull 31 1’13.035 0.379 0.335
4 NetherlandsMax Verstappen Red Bull 33 1’13.103 0.447 0.068
5 United KingdomLando Norris McLaren 24 1’13.294 0.638 0.191
6 United KingdomGeorge Russell Mercedes 31 1’13.406 0.750 0.112
7 France Pierre Gasly AlphaTauri 32 1’13,636 0.980 0.230
8 SpainFernando Alonso Alpine 31 1’13.912 1.256 0.276
9 GermanySebastian Vettel Aston Martin 32 1’14.059 1.403 0.147
Ten Japan Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri 27 1’14.134 1.478 0.075
11 Denmark Kevin Magnussen Haas 32 1’14.239 1,583 0.105
12 United KingdomLewis Hamilton Mercedes 29 1’14.267 1.611 0.028
13 FinlandValtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo 28 1’14.468 1.812 0.201
14 Thailand Alexander Albon williams 33 1’14.486 1,830 0.018
15 China Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo twenty three 1’14.525 1.869 0.039
16 CanadaLance Stroll Aston Martin 29 1’14.623 1.967 0.098
17 GermanyMick Schumacher Haas 33 1’14.894 2.238 0.271
18 FranceEsteban Ocon Alpine 34 1’15.216 2.560 0.322
19 CanadaNicholas Latifi Williams 33 1’16.276 3.620 1.060
20 Australia Daniel Ricciardo McLaren 2

What happened in the free practice 2 of the Monaco GP 2022 of F1?

Magnussen set the starting bar at 1m15.972s, quickly surpassed by Leclerc with a 1m15.762s.

Times dropped substantially, with Pérez taking the lead with a 1m14.001s, a quarter of a second ahead of Verstappen. Both Red Bulls went out with the mediums initially, and the Ferraris with the hard ones.

Vettel had a big scare in the Pool and managed to avoid the wall, before Ricciardo crashed hard at the same spot, hitting the front left corner of the car against the barriers.

After the restart, Fernando Alonso (Alpine) was one of the first drivers to put on soft tires and took the lead briefly before Pérez and Verstappen regained the top spots, when the Mexican posted a 1m13.324s to take first place.

Leclerc posted a 1m13.125s on his first attack, which was bested by Verstappen with a 1m13.103s on his second lap. Leclerc then improved to set a new time of 1m12.764s. Sainz has placed second, three tenths behind his partner.

Leclerc cut his time, to 1m12.656s, and Sainz did the same, closing in on 0.221s and then 0.044s, which is how they finished.

Pérez was third ahead of Verstappen, Norris, Russell, Gasly, Alonso, Vettel and Yuki Tsunoda ( AlphaTauri ).

Hamilton went straight at Mirabeau and rejoined, while Norris brushed the wall at Santa Devota and then got a scare there too.

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