Monaco Grand Prix Formula One Statistical Data.

The data from this year's Monaco Grand Prix, a Formula One event on Sunday.

The circuit spans a total of 260.286 kilometers, covering 78 laps around its perimeter.

Lando Norris secured the 2025 pole position for Britain's McLaren team.

The fastest lap time achieved was by Lewis Hamilton.

The Monaco Grand Prix commences at 1300 GMT.

Monaco's Leclerc has achieved a unique distinction among his countrymen, winning in Monaco since its championship inception in 1950.

Monaco's Grand Prix circuit boasts a unique combination of brevity and sluggishness, with drivers completing the most laps on this particular track. A mere 34% of each lap is spent in high-speed mode, while turn six's hairpin curve stands out as the slowest corner, navigated at a pace of just 45kph.

The current Monaco Grand Prix marks a milestone, being the 72nd installment in the championship's rich history dating back to 1929.

Ayrton Senna, the renowned triple world champion, achieved an impressive six victories, all within a remarkable streak of five consecutive wins from 1989 to 1993.

High probability of a safety car intervention exists today.

Monaco's racing history is dominated by McLaren, boasting an impressive 16 victories since their inaugural appearance in 1966. Among the top contenders, Ferrari stands out with 11 wins, including a notable non-championship victory in 1952.

Olivier Panis's historic victory in 1996 was particularly remarkable given his 14th-place starting position on the grid, a feat that stands as the lowest winning start position to date in Monaco. Since 1950, there have been only 10 instances where drivers secured the win from lower than third place.

This weekend's Monaco Grand Prix will feature a mix of familiar faces and past winners: Fernando Alonso, who triumphed in 2006 and 2007. Hamilton has also tasted victory on the famous circuit, claiming titles in 2008, 2016 and 2019. Max Verstappen is another contender with two recent wins under his belt, achieved in 2021 and 2023. Sergio Perez will be looking to add to his tally after securing the top spot in 2022. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc is set to compete on home soil in 2024, while Lando Norris aims for success in 2025.

In recent years, a total of eight distinct drivers have secured victory at the prestigious event. Notably, each of the past three wins was achieved by drivers starting from pole position successfully.

In recent years, Charles Leclerc has secured pole position an impressive three times, specifically in 2021, 2022, and a notable fourth time in 2024. The Monaco Grand Prix was cancelled in 2020 due to the global health crisis caused by COVID-19.

British drivers have secured seven victories since 1950, a record for their nation.

George Russell trails Kimi Antonelli by 43 points in the championship standings, while Antonelli pursues his fifth consecutive victory on the Formula One circuit. His triumphs have already been recorded in China, Japan, Miami and Canada.

Ferrari trail Mercedes by a significant margin of 72 points in the current constructors' standings rankings. Meanwhile, reigning champions McLaren occupy a respectable third position, albeit 86 points adrift from the top spot.

This season has seen Mercedes secure every single grand prix victory, a remarkable feat of consistency. Their impressive start to the 2019 campaign yielded an astonishing eight consecutive wins before the team's fortunes began to shift.

Mercedes' Hamilton boasts an impressive tally of 105 wins out of 385 starts, including his latest triumph in the 2024 Belgian event, however Ferrari remains elusive.

Max Verstappen boasts a remarkable tally of 71 grand prix victories, placing him third overall historically speaking.

Alberto Ascari, an Italian racing legend, achieved this feat in the year 1952.

Lewis Hamilton boasts an impressive 104 pole positions throughout his career to date. His latest achievement was secured at the Hungarian Grand Prix last year.

Mercedes has secured pole position in each Grand Prix this season so far, with notable drivers including Russell in Australia and Canada, and Antonelli in China, Japan and Miami.

McLaren is marking a significant milestone with its 1,000th grand prix appearance, an achievement shared by only one other team - Ferrari. A bespoke design adorns their cars and drivers' attire.

Cadillac, a newcomer to F1, is set to make its European debut.