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Round 6 · 2026
Monaco Grand Prix Practice Results
Free practice classification, fastest laps, and gaps to the session leader.
P131 laps1:13.978Leader
P228 laps1:14.204+0.226
P326 laps1:14.491+0.513
P431 laps1:14.537+0.559
P529 laps1:14.983+1.005
P627 laps1:15.291+1.313
P727 laps1:15.343+1.365
P829 laps1:15.565+1.587
P931 laps1:15.750+1.772
P1032 laps1:15.828+1.850
P1133 laps1:15.989+2.011
P1231 laps1:16.041+2.063
P1314 laps1:16.148+2.170
P1428 laps1:16.170+2.192
P1532 laps1:16.189+2.211
P1631 laps1:16.292+2.314
P1731 laps1:16.333+2.355
P1834 laps1:16.389+2.411
P1931 laps1:16.431+2.453
P2021 laps1:16.678+2.700
P2127 laps1:17.460+3.482
P2216 laps1:17.556+3.578
Practice sets the reference for the weekend, but it is the weakest of the three signals. Teams run different fuel loads and tyre compounds in every session, so a headline lap time says as much about when a driver ran as how quick the car is. Read the lap counts above alongside the order, then check the qualifying and race results to see how much of it carried over.
The circuit
Circuit de Monaco
Monte Carlo, Monaco
The slowest, narrowest and most unforgiving circuit of the year, run through the streets of Monte Carlo with barriers on both sides for the entire lap. It has been on the calendar since the beginning and it makes no concession whatsoever to modern car dimensions.
What the lap demands, and how it races