Monaco Grand Prix – The best tweets of the weekend

The most popular event on the calendar, the Monaco Grand Prix did not deviate from the norm this year, and the numerous surprises provided plenty of material for our Twitter specialists. Here is the compilation of gems from the blue bird network during the Grand Prix won by Max Verstappen.

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Monaco Grand Prix – The best tweets of the weekend

The internet is already buzzing a week before the Grand Prix, notably with the presentation of McLaren’s special livery in the historic colors of their sponsor Gulf:

As popular a driver as Pastor Maldonado was in his time, Nikita Mazepin has also had some interesting stories about him:

Thursday, May 20 marked the second anniversary of the death of the illustrious Niki Lauda, to whom Lewis Hamilton paid tribute:

The first free practice session was in line with the current season’s leaderboard:

Charles Leclerc’s test center greeted his fans from the first laps of free practice:

The Ferraris were particularly prominent on this Thursday, consistently posting some of the best times.

The Haas team is rarely respected this season:

Romain Grosjean was a consultant for Canal Plus this weekend and Julien Fébreau wanted to offer him a symbolic gift:

A Haas crashed in free practice 3 and could not take part in qualifying on Saturday … but it’s not the one we expected!

Leclerc was provisionally on pole after the first laps of the drivers in Q3, which naturally reminded Twitter users of a mythical moment in Formula 1 at Monaco:

What is certain is that they had flair, since a few minutes later, it is Leclerc who sharply goes off the track near the swimming pool:

The Monegasque still grabs pole at home:

Cock-a-doodle-doo in F2 where Théo Pourchaire became the youngest winner in the history of the discipline, at 17 years old:

Leclerc’s heartbreak during the warm-up lap:

His accident during qualifying giving him pole position at home:

Did the Scuderia want to keep their pole position at all costs?

Bottas’s disillusionment, once again unlucky this Sunday:

The damaged nut of the Mercedes:

The realization of the Grand Prix preferred to show us the replay of a corner poorly negotiated by Lance Stroll rather than the wheel-to-wheel duel between Gasly and Vettel coming out of the pits, a meme was born on the Twittersphere:

At the end of a rather dull race, it was finally Max Verstappen who held on to the lead to win his first crown in Monaco:

The duo “Carlando” reformed on the podium of Monaco:

We stay in the world of city circuits for the next stage of the world championship, in Baku in two weeks for a new Grand Prix that promises to be thrilling at all levels!

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