The ultimate weekend in Might means the Monaco Grand Prix is right here as Method 1 hits the streets of Monte Carlo.
Monaco is essentially the most prestigious race on the calendar and a race each driver needs to win as a consequence of its wealthy historical past and iconic moments.
Qualifying is all the time necessary in F1 however the tight Monte Carlo streets means this Saturday’s Qualifying is a very powerful of the yr and one that may’t be missed.
Max Verstappen pulled off a spectacular Qualifying lap 12 months in the past to take pole place and set himself up for a second Monaco win.
The reigning world champion might have some extra magic this weekend as a result of Ferrari and McLaren are anticipated to be critical contenders as soon as once more.
Following his shut win in Imola, Verstappen leads Charles Leclerc by 48 factors within the Drivers’ Championship, with Sergio Perez 54 factors behind his Crimson Bull team-mate.
Leclerc has a dreadful document on residence soil, having not seen the chequered flag in his first three Monaco Grand Prix, misplaced a probable win as a consequence of technique in 2022 and completed sixth in 2023.
Lando Norris will fancy his probabilities of a fourth successive podium and McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri needs to be within the hunt too.
Mercedes shall be hoping their automotive fits the slow-speed corners as Lewis Hamilton and George Russell attempt to get in amongst the Crimson Bull, Ferrari and McLaren vehicles.
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Rain causes chaos in Monaco with Max Verstappen nudging the wall, Lance Stroll hitting the boundaries and Carlos Sainz spinning round!
Indy 500 this Sunday
As is custom, the Indy 500 follows the Monaco Grand Prix and you’ll watch The Biggest Spectacle in Racing from Indianapolis stay on Sky Sports activities.
British drivers Callum Ilott, Tom Blomqvist and Katherine Legge are within the 33-driver discipline, which shall be led by Scott McLaughlin from pole place on Sunday.
Protection of the 108th Indy 500 begins at 5.30pm on Sky Sports activities F1, with the inexperienced flag at round 5.45pm.
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Teenage rookie Nolan Siegel had a dramatic crash in Indy 500 follow
Sky Sports activities F1’s stay Monaco GP Schedule
Thursday Might 23
12.05pm: F3 Observe
1.30pm: Drivers’ Press Convention
2pm: F2 Observe
Friday Might 24
10am: F3 Qualifying
12pm: Monaco GP Observe One (session begins at 12.30pm)*
2pm: F2 Qualifying*
3.45pm: Monaco GP Observe Two (session begins at 4pm)*
5.30pm: The F1 Present
6.30pm: Indy 500 Ultimate Observe
8.30pm: Indy 500 Pit Cease Problem
Saturday Might 25
9.40am: F3 Dash
11.15am: Monaco GP Observe Three (session begins at 11.30am)*
1.10pm: F2 Dash*
2.15pm: Monaco GP Qualifying build-up*
3pm: Monaco GP Qualifying*
5pm: Ted’s Qualifying Pocket book
Sunday Might 26
6.55am: F3 Characteristic Race
8.35am: F2 Characteristic Race
12.30pm: Grand Prix Sunday: Monaco GP build-up*
2pm: The MONACO GRAND PRIX*
4pm: Chequered Flag: Monaco GP response
5pm: Ted’s Pocket book
5.30pm: The Indy 500
Subsequent up it is time for the most-famous F1 race of all of them – the Monaco Grand Prix. Watch each session from the well-known road circuit from Friday stay on Sky Sports activities F1, with Sunday’s race at 2pm. Stream each F1 race and extra with a NOW Sports activities Month Membership – No contract, cancel anytime
