Charles Leclerc went fastest for Ferrari as team mate Lewis Hamilton crashed in final Monaco Grand Prix practice on Saturday.

McLaren's Lando Norris took pole position for Formula 1's 2025 Monaco Grand Prix ahead of hometown hero Charles Leclerc, and here's where the rest of the drivers placed - pending final validation from

Michael Schumacher's Ferrari Formula One car that won the 2001 Monaco and Hungarian grand prix races was sold for $18.17 million, according to RM Sotheby's.

Lando Norris broke the track record to qualify on pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix, besting Charles Leclerc and title rival Oscar Piastri.

They were both displaced by Leclerc on his second push lap, but Norris found further time to post a new track record of 1:09.954, beating Leclerc by 0.019 second, and taking McLaren’s first pole position in the Principality since 2007 with Fernando Alonso.

Off the track, with F1 partners and sponsors placing such an emphasis on the American races these days, Monaco is no longer in rarefied air