Updated 26 August 2026 · round 6 of 23 · result confirmedNEXT:Italian GP Practice 1, Fri 13:30 EEST Finnish time

Monaco GP 2026

Andrea Kimi Antonelli won round 6 of 23 for Mercedes at Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo, Monaco, on 2026-06-07. This is a conventional weekend: three practice sessions, qualifying on Saturday, one race. The full classification, the standings as they stood afterwards and every session time in Finnish time are below.

This is round 6 of 23 on the 2026 Formula 1 calendar, a conventional weekend, with 17 Grand Prixs after it. 6 of the 23 rounds use the sprint format. The full F1 calendar lists every one in Finnish time and the fantasy guide explains how this weekend scores.

Monaco GP F1 Session Times In Finnish Time

All 5 sessions, converted with the Europe/Helsinki zone rather than a fixed offset — which matters this season because six rounds fall in EET and round 18 straddles the October changeover. The right-hand column is the circuit's own local clock.

Monaco GP 2026 session times, Finnish time
SessionDayFinnish timeCircuit time
Practice 1Fri 5 Jun14:30 EEST13:30
Practice 2Fri 5 Jun18:00 EEST17:00
Practice 3Sat 6 Jun13:30 EEST12:30
QualifyingSat 6 Jun17:00 EEST16:00
RaceSun 7 Jun16:00 EEST15:00

How To Watch The Monaco GP In Finland

Every session of the 2026 Formula 1 season is on Viaplay in Finland, including practice. That is the only Finnish Formula 1 rights-holder, so there is no free-to-air alternative for this Grand Prix. The weekend opens with Practice 1 at 14:30 EEST on Fri and closes with Race at 16:00 on Sun — the countdown at the top of this page tracks whichever comes next.

Our Formula 1 desk covers the weekend as it happens, and the F2 and F3 desk covers the support races that share the bill at most Grand Prix weekends.

If you are reading from outside Finland, the countdown adds your own local clock beside the Finnish time rather than replacing it. Every other F1 round is listed the same way on the 2026 Formula 1 calendar, and the F1 results archive carries each Grand Prix once it has run.

The Circuit: Circuit de Monaco

The Monaco GP is held at Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo, Monaco, at 43.7347, 7.42056. The reference record for this circuit, including its full history of Formula 1 rounds, is the circuit's own entry.

Track knowledge is why an F1 Grand Prix page is worth keeping separate from a season page: a Formula 1 lap at Circuit de Monaco is not an F1 lap anywhere else, and the pit lane, the grid slot that matters and the corner that decides this Grand Prix are specific to Monte Carlo.

The most recent championship round here went 78 laps, which is the distance to plan a viewing around.

Monaco GP 2026 Grand Prix Full Result

Andrea Kimi Antonelli led home Lewis Hamilton by +6.271 over 78 laps from grid slot 1. The classified order below is the official one, with everyone who failed to finish named underneath it.

Monaco GP 2026 — classified top ten
PosDriverTeamGridTime / statusPts
1.Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes12:23:31.24325
2.Lewis HamiltonFerrari3+6.27118
3.Pierre GaslyAlpine F1 Team9+20.36915
4.Isack HadjarRed Bull5+23.39412
5.Oscar PiastriMcLaren7+24.26110
6.Liam LawsonRB F1 Team10+26.5538
7.Arvid LindbladRB F1 Team15+29.0106
8.Alexander AlbonWilliams11+33.4134
9.Esteban OconHaas F1 Team17+37.1402
10.Fernando AlonsoAston Martin21+41.8991

Of the 22 starters, 7 did not see the finish: Sainz (Retired), Leclerc (Retired), Stroll (Retired), Norris (Retired), Bearman (Retired), Bottas (Retired), Verstappen (Retired). Retirements are given by cause rather than dropped from the table, because a retirement is usually the thing that decided the afternoon.

Monaco GP Grand Prix Qualifying

Andrea Kimi Antonelli took pole for Mercedes with a 1:12.051. The top ten below is the order that set the grid, with each driver's best time in the session they were eliminated in.

Monaco GP 2026 F1 qualifying — top six
PosDriverTeamQ1Q2Q3
1.Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes1:13.5991:12.7041:12.051
2.Max VerstappenRed Bull1:13.4901:12.4991:12.094
3.Lewis HamiltonFerrari1:13.7771:12.9341:12.279
4.Charles LeclercFerrari1:13.2931:12.7741:12.351
5.Isack HadjarRed Bull1:14.4081:12.7221:12.434
6.George RussellMercedes1:14.2141:13.2381:12.445

F1 Championship Standings After Round 6

Andrea Kimi Antonelli led on 156 points after this round, 66 clear of Lewis Hamilton. This is the table as it stood at the time, not today — the current one is in the results archive.

Drivers' championship after round 6
PosDriverTeamPoints
1.Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes156
2.Lewis HamiltonFerrari90
3.George RussellMercedes88
4.Charles LeclercFerrari75
5.Oscar PiastriMcLaren58
6.Lando NorrisMcLaren58
7.Max VerstappenRed Bull43
8.Pierre GaslyAlpine F1 Team35
9.Isack HadjarRed Bull26
10.Liam LawsonRB F1 Team24
20.Valtteri BottasCadillac F1 Team0

Constructors After This Round

Mercedes led the constructors' table on 244 points at this point in the season. The teams' order tends to move more slowly than the drivers', which is what makes it the better read on whether an upgrade actually worked.

Constructors' championship after round 6
PosTeamWinsPoints
1.Mercedes6244
2.Ferrari0165
3.McLaren0116
4.Red Bull069
5.Alpine F1 Team050
6.RB F1 Team035
7.Haas F1 Team021
8.Williams011
9.Audi02
10.Aston Martin01
11.Cadillac F1 Team00

The Finnish Angle On This F1 Grand Prix

Valtteri Bottas finished 21 for Cadillac F1 Team from grid slot 20 — Retired. He is the only Finn on the 2026 grid, and this is the figure no competing preview of this round bothers to give a Finnish reader.

Away from Formula 1 the Finnish contingent is larger: 6 Finns are in the World Rally Championship, where Sami Pajari is 2th on 171 points for Toyota GR WRT2. The driver pages track all of them round by round, and the junior ladder is where the next ones come from.

Next Sessions Across The Season

Next five sessions, Finnish time
SessionEventFinnish time
Practice 1Italian GPFri 13:30 EEST
Practice 2Italian GPFri 17:00 EEST
Practice 3Italian GPSat 13:30 EEST
QualifyingItalian GPSat 17:00 EEST
RaceItalian GPSun 16:00 EEST

Previous And Next F1 Round

This page is currently showing the classification and the standings as they stood after the race. It is rebuilt as the F1 weekend progresses rather than replaced by a separate report, so this one address carries the preview beforehand and the result afterwards.

Session times are converted to Europe/Helsinki from the RacingNews365 match centre; the classification, championship positions, sprint result and previous runnings are the official record via the Jolpica Ergast mirror. Both sources agree round for round on the 2026 calendar. Checked 26 August 2026.