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1996 Monaco Grand Prix
1996 Monaco Grand Prix, 19 May 1996, Circuit de Monaco: Olivier Panis won from 14th on the grid in a Ligier Mugen-Honda JS43 in rain; only three cars were running at the finish, Ligier's first win since 1981 and last ever.
2004 Monaco Grand Prix
2004 Monaco Grand Prix, Formula One round 6, 23 May 2004, Monte Carlo. Jarno Trulli's maiden win for Renault from pole; Button second; Michael Schumacher crashed from the lead behind the safety car with Montoya.
2016 Monaco Grand Prix
2016 Monaco Grand Prix, Formula One race, 29 May 2016, Circuit de Monaco; won by Lewis Hamilton from Daniel Ricciardo and Sergio Perez after a wet-to-dry race decided by tyre strategy and a botched Red Bull pit stop.
2017 Monaco Grand Prix
2017 Monaco Grand Prix, round 6 of the 2017 F1 season, won by Sebastian Vettel for Ferrari from Kimi Räikkönen; decided by the overcut pit strategy, Ferrari's first Monaco win since 2001.
2018 Monaco Grand Prix
2018 Monaco Grand Prix, Formula One round 6, 27 May 2018: Daniel Ricciardo won from pole for Red Bull despite an MGU-K failure costing 25 percent power, beating Vettel (+7.336s) and Hamilton; Verstappen started last after an FP3 crash and finished ninth.
2019 Monaco Grand Prix
2019 Monaco Grand Prix, Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco, Round 6 of the 2019 F1 season, 26 May 2019. Lewis Hamilton led all 78 laps for Mercedes; Verstappen fell from second to fourth on a five-second unsafe-release penalty.
2021 Monaco Grand Prix
2021 Monaco Grand Prix, Formula One race of 23 May 2021 at Monte Carlo, round five of the 2021 season. Max Verstappen won from Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris after polesitter Charles Leclerc failed to start; Verstappen took the championship lead.
2024 Monaco Grand Prix
The 2024 Monaco Grand Prix was a Formula One race held on 26 May 2024, won by Charles Leclerc of Ferrari from pole position, his first home victory.
2025 Monaco Grand Prix
2025 Monaco Grand Prix, round 8 of the 2025 F1 season, won by Lando Norris from pole ahead of Leclerc and Piastri; first race under a mandatory two-stop rule that teams exploited and which was dropped for 2026.
Circuit de Monaco
Circuit de Monaco, also called Circuit de Monaco street circuit, hosts the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix and Monaco E-Prix. A 3.337 km, 19-turn public-road layout famous for minimal overtaking and a mandatory two-stop F1 rule since 2025.
Monaco Grand Prix
Monaco Grand Prix (Grand Prix de Monaco): Formula One street race on the 3.337 km Circuit de Monaco, first run 1929, on the F1 calendar since 1950 (continuously since 1955); known for minimal overtaking, the two-stop rule, and recent winners Leclerc, Norris, and Antonelli.