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F1 Monaco GP: Sergio Perez WINS his Maiden Monaco GP, Carlos Sainz takes 2nd while Max Verstappen SETTLES for 3rd

F1 Monaco GP: Sergio Perez WINS his Maiden Monaco GP, Carlos Sainz takes 2nd while Max Verstappen SETTLES for 3rd

F1 Monaco GP: Sergio Perez WINS his Maiden Monaco GP, Carlos Sainz takes 2nd while Max Verstappen SETTLES for 3rd
F1 Monaco GP: Sergio Perez wins the Monaco GP: Red Bull’s Sergio Perez took home his first victory of the 2022 F1 season after winning the Monaco Grand Prix. Carlos Sainz took home the second position and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen claimed one more podium finish after settling for a third-place finish. Follow Formula 1 […]

F1 Monaco GP: Sergio Perez wins the Monaco GP: Red Bull’s Sergio Perez took home his first victory of the 2022 F1 season after winning the Monaco Grand Prix. Carlos Sainz took home the second position and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen claimed one more podium finish after settling for a third-place finish. Follow Formula 1 Live Updates and Monaco GP Live on InsideSport.IN.

Sergio Perez led the Monaco GP for quite some time as Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both dropped positions after their pit lanes stoppage. We already had a delayed start for the race as the rain was pouring down but Perez managed everything nicely and took home the first Monaco GP victory of his career.

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F1 Monaco GP Live: Sergio Perez WINS his Maiden Monaco GP, Carlos Sainz takes 2nd while Max Verstappen SETTLES for 3rd

Carlos Sainz in his Ferrari F1-75 challenger really pushed Perez in the latter stages of the race but couldn’t overtake him. In this process, he claimed a second-place finish which is both crucial for him and Ferrari. Max Verstappen finished on the podium once again after sealing the third-place finish.

F1 Monaco GP: Sergio Perez WINS his Maiden Monaco GP, Carlos Sainz takes 2nd while Max Verstappen SETTLES for 3rd
F1 Monaco GP: Monaco GP Race classification.

Charles Leclerc will be gutted as he once again dropped positions and finished in the fourth spot. His Monaco curse continues but this time he manages to end the race without any issues. The strategy that Ferrari used with him certainly cost him his place and points overall. George Russell once again finished in the top five after taking home the fifth position and was followed by McLaren’s Lando Norris in the sixth spot.

Fernando Alonso showed his experience on the track once again as he didn’t let Hamilton overtake him and settled for a seventh-place finish. Lewis Hamilton was once again reeling behind and struck in traffic as he took home the eighth spot. Valtteri Bottas could only manage a ninth-place finish and was followed by Sebastian Vettel in the tenth spot.

F1 Monaco GP Live: Sergio Perez WINS his Maiden Monaco GP, Carlos Sainz takes 2nd while Max Verstappen SETTLES for 3rd

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Pierre Galsy was looking very confident in the starting stages of the race and even climbed up positions while changing his tyres to intermediates. Gasly took home the eleventh position and was followed by Esteban Ocon in the twelfth spot.

Daniel Ricciardo had a bad outing today in the office as he could only manage a thirteenth spot finish. Lance Stroll took home the fourteenth position and was followed by Nicholas Latifi in the fifteenth spot.

Guanyu Zhou had to settle for a sixteenth place finish and Yuki Tsunoda finished last in the seventeenth position as three drivers had to retire from the race. The first to retire was Kevin Magnussen and minutes after that Mick Schumacher crashed and saw himself bow out of the race.

Lastly, it was Alex Albon who retired from the race after having some mechanical issues with his Williams car.

F1 Monaco GP Live: Sergio Perez WINS his Maiden Monaco GP, Carlos Sainz takes 2nd while Max Verstappen SETTLES for 3rd

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