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Alfa Romeo driver Valtteri Bottas set the initial pace with a 1m26.993s, but that was rapidly bettered by a series of quicker times from Zhou Guanyu, Fernando Alonso, Hamilton and Lando Norris, as first place benchmark was 10s lower by the end of the opening five minutes of the one-hour…

The principality could see the first non-Red Bull winner of the season with Ferrari, Aston Martin and Mercedes all lurking

Alonso has finished third four times heading into the Monaco event since joining Aston Martin, the green team currently sitting 122 points back as Red Bull's nearest challenger in the constructors' standings.

Red Bull has impressed with its excellent stability through fast corners and high top speeds, but its RB19's qualities will play less of a role through the principality's twisty streets.

It was revealed on Wednesday that Aston Martin is to become Honda's official works partner in 2026, having previously announced its exit from F1 in 2021.

Lewis Hamilton has been linked with a big-money move to Ferrari at the end of the campaign with Mercedes struggling to compete with Red Bull at the top of the Constructors' Championship

Perez is the only man with the tools at his disposal to get the better of Verstappen this year – but may have to risk his whole Formula 1 career in a bid to do it

F1 is back for the Monaco Grand Prix live streams, the sixth leg of the 2023 F1 season. Here's how to watch it live and for FREE, wherever you are.

This year’s race takes place on Sunday 28 May at 09.00am ET on the streets of Monte Carlo.