In the race held over 78 laps at Monaco’s 3.3-kilometer Monte Carlo Circuit, the Italian pilot left his rivals behind with a time of 2 hours, 23 minutes and 31.243 seconds, and achieved his fifth consecutive victory this season.
19-year-old Antonelli made history as the youngest pilot to win the Monaco Grand Prix.
Great Britain’s Lewis Hamilton from the Ferrari team took second place, 6.271 seconds behind the leader, and Red Bull’s French pilot Isack Hadjar took third place, 23.394 seconds behind the leader.
The season in Formula 1 will continue with the Barcelona Grand Prix to be held on Sunday, June 14.
The top 5 places in the pilots and teams classification are as follows:
PILOTS
1. Kimi Antonelli (Italy): 156
2. Lewis Hamilton (Great Britain): 90
3. George Russell (Great Britain): 88
4. Charles Leclerc (Monaco): 75
5. Oscar Piastri (Australia): 60
TEAMS
1. Mercedes: 244
2. Ferrari: 165
3. McLaren: 118
4. Red Bull: 72
5. Alpine: 41