© Vladimir RysBulls' Best Bits: Monaco GPRounding up some of the best moments from our Monaco Grand Prix victory.
Max stormed into the lead of the 2021 F1 Drivers’ Championship with a brilliant first Monaco Grand Prix victory ahead of Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and McLaren’s Lando Norris.
It was a good day too for Sergio with the Mexican rising from eighth at the start to claim fourth at the flag thanks to excellent pace and a well worked strategy.
Read the full race report here.
Red Bull Gives You Wings© Getty Images
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Oh what a feeling it is to win the Monaco Grand Prix! And what a way for Max to claim his first ever podium in Monte Carlo too.
Enjoy our post-race celebrations as the Dutchman claims victory and sends himself and the Team to the top of the championship standings.
Ask anyone to name a famous race location and even people that aren’t motorsport fans (they do exist!) will probably name Monaco. It is arguably the most famous location for racing on the entire calendar, and if it’s not the most famous, it’s certainly the most glamorous.
But what does an F1 driver think of the Monaco circuit? We managed to corner Red Bull Racing Honda’s Test and Reserve Driver Alex Albon and asked him to take us on a quick lap of the track.
Read the latest addition in our Circuit Scout series here.
Circuit Scout: Monaco© @sou_draws
Monaco is well known for being one of the most expensive and wealthiest places in the world. But there are some pretty incredible facts which you might not believe are true about the country.
So we thought we'd ask two-time Monaco Grand Prix winner David Coulthard to test Max and Checo's knowledge on the Principality of Monaco. But can the Bulls tell the difference between the true and false facts?
We call the Monaco Grand Prix a unique race. Of course, that appellation could be applied anywhere because they’re all unique – but Monaco is… different.
For the drivers, it’s the ultimate challenge – but the same is true for the rest of the team. The race weekend moves at a different tempo to others, with different demands placed upon everyone, from the garage crew working at very close quarters to the hospitality team turning it up to 11.
So in our latest Bulls' Guide To we take a deep-dive into the Monaco Grand Prix.
Read the Bull's Guide To: Monaco here.
Taking A Look At Marvellous Monaco© Vladimir Rys
