Crashes Disrupt Monaco Grand Prix Weekend

The Monaco Grand Prix weekend saw a dramatic 12-car pile-up at the start of the Formula 2 feature race, triggered by a collision between pole-sitter Alex Dunne and Victor Martins at Sainte Devote, resulting in a red flag and a lengthy delay. All drivers involved in the F2 crash escaped without injury, and Jak Crawford won the restarted race. Shortly after, a separate crash and oil spill in the Porsche Supercup event caused further schedule disruptions and left four cars unable to continue. These consecutive incidents raised concerns about track safety ahead of the main Formula 1 race. Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri is set to start third in the Monaco Grand Prix, with his teammate on pole. The day’s events have heightened anticipation and unease within the racing community.