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Italian driver Kimi Antonelli strengthened his grip on the Drivers’  Championship with a dominant victory for Mercedes at Monaco, keeping  the lead from the start and steadily pulling away from the field. Once he survived the opening lap, the Italian controlled the race with confidence despite multiple retirements and incidents around him. The drama began immediately for Max Verstappen, whose Red Bull Racing car appeared to suffer an anti-stall issue at lights out, becoming the race’s first DNF. Behind Antonelli, Lewis Hamilton delivered a solid  drive for Ferrari to remain his closest challenger, becoming second also  in the generale standing, while teammate Charles Leclerc saw his hopes  end in disappointment after crashing out late in front of his home  crowd. Isack Hadjar was one of the standout performers for Racing Bulls, staying out of trouble and taking full advantage of the chaos ahead. As rivals fell by the wayside, Antonelli remained untouchable, Hamilton secured valuable points for Ferrari, Verstappen endured a nightmare afternoon for Red Bull Racing, and Hadjar's 3rd position emerged as one of Monaco’s biggest success stories.