Hours after Lando Norris clinched a sixth career victory on the streets of Monaco, McLaren CEO Zak Brown jetted to America to see his team race the Indy 500

MONACO — Lando Norris realized a childhood dream as he won the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday, and boosted his chances of achieving an even bigger goal: the Formula 1

F1 drivers and fans are questioning the future of the iconic Monaco Grand Prix after a 'boring' race on Sunday that wasn't conducive to much overtaking. Oscar Piastri had his lead in the championship cut to just three points as McLaren teammate Lando Norris won from pole.

Lando Norris' breakthrough Monaco win has stunned the paddock and one eerie detail has F1 fans wondering if history is about to repeat itself.

This year’s Monaco Grand Prix will be remembered for its mandatory two-pitstop rule – for the right and the wrong reasons

Lando Norris banished his qualifying blues to claim pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix.The British driver set a new record around the streets of Monte Carlo to beat local hero Charles Leclerc to pole by 0.

Adrian Newey quit his role as Red Bull's chief technical offer last year before joining Aston Martin, and he's made his first appearance in green ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix

In another swing of the McLaren pendulum, momentum is with Lando Norris after he claimed pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix having beaten Oscar Piastri last time out at Imola. It validates McLaren’s stance to not support one driver over the other,