Not for the first time, perennial back marker Nicholas Latifi appears to have had a role in the outcome of a race result.
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Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner is clearly not happy following Mick Schumacher's costly Monaco crash.
Charles Leclerc is left angry and frustrated after losing out on a 'certain win' for the second successive weekend.
The FIA has revealed that a power outage was the reason for the confusion surrounding the start of the Monaco Grand Prix.
It has been an amazing day for us and an amazing day for Checo, he's been on it all weekend so it's a well deserved victory.
We're leaving Monaco with P6 and the fastest lap for Lando. Nine points is more than our competitors for P4 in the Constructors' Championship managed, which makes this a very positive outcome.
When you start with your two cars on the front row and you don't win, it means something went wrong from our side. We made a few poor decisions and we paid the price.
The Monaco stewards have dismissed both of Ferrari's protests against the Red Bull drivers following today's Grand Prix.
The conditions out there were treacherous and to bring home two cars is the primary objective, and we achieved it.
Today's Grand Prix was very eventful and it's always good when you come out of these races with strong points in the bag.
Ferrari has officially protested today's Monaco Grand Prix result claiming that both Red Bull drivers failed to stay to the right of the yellow line at pit exit following their pit stops.
This was one of those unpredictable Monaco races where strategy was dictated by who reacted best to changing circumstances.