Ahead of Saturday's all-important qualifying in Monaco, Ralf Schumacher reckons Lando Norris will be feeling "a little scared".

It’s nearly time for the best F1 qualifying session of the year at the Monaco Grand Prix. It was an intriguing Friday as Charles Leclerc set the pace in the two practice sessions. Ahead of the weekend, Leclerc downplayed Ferrari’s chances due to their weakness in low-speed corners. McLaren were close behind in Friday practice.

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari into the wall at turn three during FP1 at the Monaco Grand Prix, causing a late red flag. Hamilton suffered a snap of oversteer as he was coming up the hill around the iconic Monaco circuit, and that sent him careering into the barriers, ruining the right-hand side of his Ferrari.

Follow our live coverage of today’s second free practice session, as Monte Carlo hosts Formula One’s iconic 2025 Monaco Grand Prix weekend

Charles Leclerc's Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton ended the day in third, while McLaren's Lando Norris was fourth fastest

Despite finishing second in FP2 having earlier hit the wall, Oscar Piastri feels improvements can be made for the reigning constructors’ champions

Before the paddock heads to Monaco for the second leg of this European tripleheader, we answered your post-race questions from Imola

Ahead of the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, McLaren is turning back the clock. Back to 1968. The team unveiled a bespoke livery for this year’s Monaco Grand Prix, a design that pays tribute to the M7A, the car that Bruce McLaren drove to secure the team’s first Grand Prix win at the 1968 Belgian Grand Prix.

Norris and Piastri are yet to win the iconic race, and with their superior qualifying pace throughout 2025 thus far it could finally be their chance to consolidate their name in McLaren's - and F1's - history by winning in Monaco.

McLaren have not held back as they’ve brought a Monaco-spec MCL39 to Monte Carlo, the Woking team looking to stop Red Bull’s charge in its tracks. McLaren’s winning streak came to an abrupt end at Imola where Max Verstappen raced his upgraded Red Bull RB21 to the victory ahead of the McLaren team-mates.