Everything you need to know about the Monaco F1 race.
Data from the Monaco Grand Prix (May 26-28, 2023)
- Circuit: Circuit de Monaco
- Length: 3,337km
- First Grand Prix: 1950
- First winner: Juan Manuel Fangio (Alfa Romeo)
- Driver with the most victories: Ayrton Senna (6)
- Team with the most wins: McLaren (15)
- Fastest lap: 1:12.909 (Lewis Hamilton, 2021)
- Celebrated editions: 68
The Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix is one of those unmissable events on the calendar of the premier class of motorsport. The legendary race in the Principality was first held in 1929, organized by the Automobile Club de Monaco, and has been part of F1 since its founding in 1950.
The Circuit de Monaco is incredibly narrow and has been a huge challenge throughout history for all the drivers who have competed on the quintessential urban layout. Triple world champion Nelson Piquet described driving in Monaco “like riding a bike around his living room.”
It is not only a huge challenge to go fast on the 3.337-kilometre-long circuit, it is also overtaking, which is especially difficult without hitting the guardrail. There are key points, such as the peculiar main straight or the chicane after the famous tunnel, but even so, executing a good overtaking requires enormous skill on this track.
The key test of the difficulty to overtake in Monaco was especially reflected, for example, in the 2003 Monaco GP… In which there was not a single overtaking!
Monaco is the reference of glamor in Formula 1. Every year, relevant figures from industries such as cinema, music or sports attend its grand prix, and this means that it captures the attention of the media from all over the world.
Monaco GP F1 2023 schedules
Friday May 26
- Free Training 1 – 1:30 p.m.
- Free Training 2 – 5:00 p.m.
Saturday May 27
- Free Training 3 – 12:30 p.m.
- Classification – 16:00h
Sunday May 28
- Race – 15:00h
Where to watch the 2023 Monaco F1 GP?
The Monaco Grand Prix, like all the races on the F1 2023 calendar, can be seen live on the DAZN streaming platform. This is the only legal way through which you can follow the premier class races in our country for another year.
To access DAZN’s sports offer (including, among other competitions, F1 and MotoGP), you have to hire one of the packages it offers, including the most basic one offered by motor competitions, such as “DAZN Essential”, which costs €18.99. The “DAZN Total” package, which also includes football, costs €29.99.
All the winners of the Monaco F1 GP
- 2022 – Sergio Perez (Red Bull)
- 2021 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
- 2019 – Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2018 – Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull)
- 2017 – Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari)
- 2016 – Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2015 – Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
- 2014 – Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
- 2013 – Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
- 2012 – Mark Webber (Red Bull)
- 2011 – Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull)
- 2010 – Mark Webber (Red Bull)
- 2009 – Jenson Button (Brawn GP)
- 2008 – Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)
- 2007 – Fernando Alonso (McLaren)
- 2006 – Fernando Alonso (Renault)
- 2005 – Kimi Raikkonen (McLaren)
- 2004 – Jarno Trulli (Renault)
- 2003 – Juan Pablo Montoya (Williams)
- 2002 – David Coulthard (McLaren)
- 2001 – Michael Schumacher (Ferrari)
- 2000 – David Coulthard (McLaren)
- 1999 – Michael Schumacher (Ferrari)
- 1998 – Mika Hakkinen (McLaren)
- 1997 – Michael Schumacher (Ferrari)
- 1996 – Olivier Panis (Ligier)
- 1995 – Michael Schumacher (Benetton)
- 1994 – Michael Schumacher (Benetton)
- 1993 – Ayrton Senna (McLaren)
- 1992 – Ayrton Senna (McLaren)
- 1991 – Ayrton Senna (McLaren)
- 1990 – Ayrton Senna (McLaren)
- 1989 – Ayrton Senna (McLaren)
- 1988 – Alain Prost (McLaren)
- 1987 – Ayrton Senna (McLaren)
- 1986 – Alain Prost (McLaren)
- 1985 – Alain Prost (McLaren)
- 1984 – Alain Prost (McLaren)
- 1983 – Keke Rosberg (Williams)
- 1982 – Riccardo Patrese (Brabham)
- 1981 – Gilles Villeneuve (Ferrari)
- 1980 – Carlos Reutemann (Williams)
- 1979 – Jody Scheckter (Ferrari)
- 1978 – Patrick Depailler (Tyrrell)
- 1977 – Jody Scheckter (Wolf)
- 1976 – Niki Lauda (Ferrari)
- 1975 – Niki Lauda (Ferrari)
- 1974 – Ronnie Peterson (Lotus)
- 1973 – Jackie Stewart (Tyrrell)
- 1972 – Jean-Pierre Beltoise (BRM)
- 1971 – Jackie Stewart (Tyrrell)
- 1970 – Jochen Rindt (Lotus)
- 1969 – Graham Hill (Lotus)
- 1968 – Graham Hill (Lotus)
- 1967 – Denny Hulme (Brabham)
- 1966 – Jackie Stewart (BRM)
- 1965 – Graham Hill (BRM)
- 1964 – Graham Hill (BRM)
- 1963 – Graham Hill (BRM)
- 1962 – Bruce McLaren (Cooper)
- 1961 – Stirling Moss (Lotus)
- 1960 – Stirling Moss (Lotus)
- 1959 – Jack Brabham (Cooper)
- 1958 – Maurice Trintignant (Cooper)
- 1957 – Juan Manuel Fangio (Maserati)
- 1956 – Stirling Moss (Maserati)
- 1955 – Marice Trintignant (Ferrari)
- 1950 – Juan Manuel Fangio (Alfa Romeo)