MCO 25 May 2025 / Monaco

2025 Monaco Grand Prix

The race scored 2.4/10 — safe to skip.

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2.4 / 10

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Updated Sep 06 2026

01 / Verdict

The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix was largely a textbook procession around the Monte Carlo street circuit that provided very little on-track drama. Strategy variations and brief Virtual Safety Car periods added minor tactical elements, but track position ultimately dictated the entire afternoon. Beyond a few minor incidents further down the grid, passing opportunities were virtually non-existent at the front of the field. Unless you enjoy watching cars parade nose-to-tail for nearly two hours, this is a race you can safely skip.

Updated Sep 06 2026

Race Factors

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Measured signals

Signal Value vs archive

Rain No -100%

Overtakes (top 10) 18 -12%

Overtakes (total) 39 -20%

Lead Changes 0 -100%

Grid Movement 17.0 -43%

Interruptions 1 -30%

Retirements 2 -22%

Winning Margin 3.1s -65%

Podium Gap 0.5s -94%

Strategy Variety 5 +85%

Compounds Used 1 -10%

Pit Stops 2.0 Avg

Teams in Top 5 3 -16%

Race assessment

Lead Battle 3.0

Late Drama 3.7 ±0.2

Unpredictability 2.8 ±0.2

Midfield Racing 5.0 ±0.4

Stakes 6.5

Assessment method Grounded / multi-pass

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix worth watching?

What was the score for the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix?

The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix received a 2.4/10 worthwhileness score. It combines measured timing data with an assessment of how the race actually played out.

Did it rain during the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix?

No, the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix was held in dry conditions.

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Race Analysis

Ai Assessment

1.9

The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix received a low overall score of 1.86/10, reflecting a race dominated by track position and strategic gamesmanship rather than wheel-to-wheel drama. Despite the introduction of a new mandatory multi-stop rule, the narrow circuit kept physical passing opportunities to a minimum.

Rain Factor

0.0

The Grand Prix was conducted in dry, sunny weather conditions throughout the event. Precipitation was entirely absent, giving teams stable track conditions for their pit strategies.

Driver Results

Pos	Driver	Tyre strategy
1	Lando NORRIS McLaren / Finished	M→H→H
2	Charles LECLERC Ferrari / Finished	M→H→M
3	Oscar PIASTRI McLaren / Finished	M→H→H
4	Max VERSTAPPEN Red Bull Racing / Finished	H→M→S
5	Lewis HAMILTON Ferrari / Finished	H→H→M
6	Isack HADJAR Racing Bulls / Finished	M→S→H
7	Esteban OCON Haas F1 Team / Finished	M→M→H
8	Liam LAWSON Racing Bulls / Finished	M→S→H
9	Alexander ALBON Williams / Finished	M→M→H
10	Carlos SAINZ Williams / Finished	H→M→M
11	George RUSSELL Mercedes / Finished	H→M→H
12	Oliver BEARMAN Haas F1 Team / Finished	M→H→M
13	Franco COLAPINTO Alpine / Finished	H→M→M
14	Gabriel BORTOLETO Kick Sauber / Finished	M→H→S→M
15	Lance STROLL Aston Martin / Finished	H→H→M
16	Nico HULKENBERG Kick Sauber / Finished	M→H→S
17	Yuki TSUNODA Red Bull Racing / Finished	S→H→M
18	Kimi ANTONELLI Mercedes / Finished	H→M→H
19	Fernando ALONSO Aston Martin / DNF	H→H
20	Pierre GASLY Alpine / DNF	M→M

Driver Standings

Pos	Driver	Pts	Wins
1	Oscar Piastri McLaren	161	4
2	Lando Norris McLaren	158	2
3	Max Verstappen Red Bull	136	2
4	George Russell Mercedes	99	0
5	Charles Leclerc Ferrari	79	0
6	Lewis Hamilton Ferrari	63	0
7	Andrea Kimi Antonelli Mercedes	48	0
8	Alexander Albon Williams	42	0
9	Esteban Ocon Haas F1 Team	20	0
10	Isack Hadjar RB F1 Team	15	0
11	Lance Stroll Aston Martin	14	0
12	Carlos Sainz Williams	12	0
13	Yuki Tsunoda RB F1 Team	10	0
14	Pierre Gasly Alpine F1 Team	7	0
15	Nico Hülkenberg Sauber	6	0
16	Oliver Bearman Haas F1 Team	6	0
17	Liam Lawson Red Bull	4	0
18	Fernando Alonso Aston Martin	0	0
19	Jack Doohan Alpine F1 Team	0	0
20	Franco Colapinto Alpine F1 Team	0	0
21	Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber	0	0