Monaco GP F1 Sunday Results & Recap: Race

After a rain-delayed start, race leader Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) took too long to make his stop to fit intermediate tyres, allowing Perez, who was starting third, to take the lead.

Carlos Sainz’s second Ferrari went straight from wet to dry compounds but still rejoined behind Perez, whose bold tire strategy paid off.

Leclerc could only finish fourth, after a second pit stop to set up the dry games, behind the second Red Bull of Max Verstappen.

Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2022 Results

Cla	Pilot		laps	Weather	Interval	Points
1	Sergio Perez		64	1:56’30.265		25
two	Carlos Sainz Jr.		64	1:56’31.419	1,154	18
3	Max Verstappen		64	1:56’31.756	0.337	15
4	Charles Leclerc		64	1:56’33.187	1.431	12
5	George Russell		64	1:56’42.233	9.046	10
6	Lando Norris		64	1:56’42.496	0.263	9
7	Fernando Alonso		64	1:57’16.623	34.127	6
8	Lewis Hamilton		64	1:57’20.653	4.030	4
9	Valtteri Bottas		64	1:57’22.790	2.137	2
10	Sebastian Vettel		64	1:57’23.801	1.011	1
11	Pierre Gasly		64	1: 57’24,554	0.753
12	Esteban Ocon		64	1:57’25.909	1.355
13	Daniel Ricciardo		64	1:57’27.900	1.991
14	Lance Stroll		64	1:57’31.067	3.167
15	Nicholas Latifi		63	1 lap
16	Guanyu Zhou		63	1 lap
17 17	Yuki Tsunoda		63 63	1 lap
	Alexander Albon		48
	Mick Schumacher		24
	Kevin Magnussen		19
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How was the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2022

The start of the race was delayed due to a downpour that drenched the famous streets, and the formation laps were run behind the safety car on the extreme wet tyres. But the water intensified and they showed a red flag before the race had even started.

Nearly an hour later, Leclerc maintained his pole position lead at the start of Lap 3 , ahead of Sainz, and the chasing Red Bulls of Perez and Verstappen in that order.

With no more rain, the track was drying out. AlphaTauri’s Pierre Gasly was one of the first to use the intermediate tyres, setting the fastest lap of the race on lap 6 as he worked his way up the positions.

Pérez pitted on lap 17 and rejoined the race in fifth position, but running in clean air. Leclerc and Verstappen pitted on lap 19, with previous leader Leclerc rejoining behind Pérez, who was now leading the pack of intermediates. Sainz stayed in front, aiming to switch from his extreme wet tires to slicks straight away.

Esteban Ocon (Alpine) and Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) touched when battling for eighth at Sainte-Dévote on lap 18, with Hamilton sustaining wingtip damage. Ocon received a 5-second penalty for the crash.

Sainz pitted on lap 22 to fit dry tyres, and was followed by team-mate Leclerc, making his second stop in an apparent panic at the Ferrari wall, allowing Pérez and Verstappen to get into the lead with the intermediate ones. The Red Bulls, fearful of getting the wrong tyres, stopped a lap later.

Pérez rejoined in the lead, ahead of Sainz, with Verstappen (who had a remarkable moment exiting the pit lane and possibly crossing the pitlane line, something prohibited) just ahead of Leclerc. Sainz then had a big skid down the finish straight, when he drove on the wet line to try to pass Pérez, allowing the Mexican to slip ahead and Verstappen to close in.

The race was neutralized by a safety car when Mick Schumacher crashed his Haas into the pool chicane, splitting his car in half. His teammate Kevin Magnussen had also just withdrawn from the test.

After several laps behind the safety car, the FIA showed the red flag to fix the protections. A long delay ensued, with the Red Bulls switching to new medium tyres, while the Ferraris continued on their used hard ones.

The race resumed on lap 33, with Pérez ahead of Sainz, Verstappen, Leclerc, George Russell (Mercedes) and Lando Norris (McLaren).

This part of the race was a procession, compared to the previous one. Early on, Pérez got a good margin on Sainz (who had a scare when he went straight into the Nouvelle Chicane with 20 minutes to go), and moved away from Verstappen and Leclerc.

But Perez suffered quite a bit of front tire degradation as the race entered its final 10 minutes, allowing Sainz to close in on his wake, and the top four went head-to-head in a thrilling finish, but there was no more. position changes.

Fast laps of the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2022

Cla	Pilot	Chassis	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval	Km/h
1	Lando Norris	McLaren	55	1’14.693			160.834
2	Yuki Tsunoda	AlphaTauri	61	1’15.334	0.641	0.641	159.465
3	Fernando Alonso	Alpine	50	1’15.882	1.189	0.548	158.314
4	Sergio Perez	Red Bull	46	1’16.028	1,335	0.146	158,010
5	Max Verstappen	Red Bull	47	1’16.052	1.359	0.024	157.960
6	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	46	1’16.249	1.556	0.197	157.552
7	Carlos Sainz Jr.	ferrari	47	1’16.421	1,728	0.172	157,197
8	George Russell	Mercedes	42	1’16.830	2.137	0.409	156.360
9	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	51	1’17.203	2.510	0.373	155.605
10	Pierre Gasly	AlphaTauri	61	1’177.344	2,651	0.141	155,321
eleven	Daniel Ricciardo	McLaren	59	1’17,532	2,839	0.188	154,945
12	Sebastian Vettel	Aston Martin	54	1’17.558	2.865	0.026	154.893
13	Esteban Ocon	Alpine	50	1’17.571	2.878	0.013	154.867
14	Valtteri Bottas	Alfa Romeo	57	1’17.600	2.907	0.029	154.809
15	Lance Stroll	Aston Martin	56	1’17.672	2.979	0.072	154.665
16	Alexander Albon	williams	40	1’18.023	3.330	0.351	153.969
17	Guanyu Zhou	Alfa Romeo	52	1’18.200	3.507	0.177	153.621
18	Nicholas Latifi	Williams	43	1’18.579	3.886	0.379	152.880
19	Mick Schumacher	Haas	24	1’24.778	10.085	6.199	141.701
20	Kevin Magnussen	Haas	18	1’33.754	19,061	8,976	128,135
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Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2022 pit stops

Cla	Pilot	Chassis	1		two		3		4		5
1	Sergio Perez	Red Bull	W	16	Yo	6	H	8	M	3. 4
2	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Ferrari	W	21	H	9	H	43
3	Max Verstappen	Red Bull	W	18	I	4	H	8	M	34
4	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	W	18	I	3	H	9	H	43
5	George Russell	Mercedes	W	21	H	9	M	34
6	Lando Norris	McLaren	W	17	I	5	H	8	H	29	M	13
7	Fernando Alonso	Alpine	W	21	H	9	M	34
8	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	W	15	I	7	H	8	M	34
9	Valtteri Bottas	Alfa Romeo	W	20	H	10	H	44
10	Sebastian Vettel	Aston Martin	W	6	I	17	H	8	H	42
11	Pierre Gasly	AlphaTauri	I	2	I	20	H	8	H	42
12	Esteban Ocon	Alpine	W	21	H	9	M	34
13	Daniel Ricciardo	McLaren	W	19	H	eleven	H	Four. Five
14	Lance Stroll	Aston Martin	W	1	W	2	I	22	H	6	H	41
15	Nicholas Latifi	Williams	W	1	I	17	H	10	M	34
16	Guanyu Zhou	Alfa Romeo	W	19	H	10	M	34
17 17	Yuki Tsunoda	AlphaTauri	W	6	I	15	H	8	M	27	S	7
	Alexander Albon	williams	W	18	H	4	M	7	M	26
	Mick Schumacher	Haas	W	4	I	13	H	7
	Kevin Magnussen	Haas	W	19
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