Monaco - Race
Throughout the years, the Monaco Grand Prix has often been teased by Formula One fans, who point out how predictable it can get now that the size of the cars makes overtakes virtually impossible. The sentiment echoed around social media before this year's edition of the race, lighthearted but not exactly a joke. What few expected was that the event would be far from a straightforward parade, instead turning into a chaotic show, filled with penalties and heartbreaks. Problems marked the Grand Prix from its very first moments. Despite his good starting position, Max Verstappen couldn't get off the line and quickly fell to the back of the grid. Before the end of lap one, he was told to "bring the car home", becoming the first retirement of the afternoon. He wasn't the only driver to make an early visit to the pits, but he was the only one whose car stayed there for good. Meanwhile, at the front, the leader, Kimi Antonelli, began to build a gap to the hungry Ferraris...