Formula One championship leader Kimi Antonelli extended his victory streak to five by winning a chaotic Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday. The 19-year-old Italian built a big lead after starting from pole position in his Mercedes, but that evaporated after a late red flag to inspect a crumbling surface at the final corner following a crash that took out Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.
After a delay of around 40 minutes while repairs were carried out, the race resumed with a standing start but ice-cool Antonelli was unfazed as he became the youngest ever winner of the iconic race. Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton was runner-up for the second successive Grand Prix with Red Bull's Isack Hadjar third, although he was one of a number of drivers under investigation for a variety of infringements.
