Lewis Hamilton was the fastest driver in the second practice session of the Monaco Grand Prix weekend. The Ferrari driver topped the timesheets with a lap of 1 minute 13.026 seconds, narrowly beating his teammate Charles Leclerc by 0.111 seconds.
Ferrari continued its strong start on the streets of Monaco, finishing the session in the top two positions. Leclerc secured second place behind Hamilton, delivering an impressive performance in front of the home crowd.
On the Red Bull side, Max Verstappen took third place. The Dutch driver was 0.168 seconds slower than Hamilton's lap time.
Mercedes Completes Top Five
In the Mercedes garage, George Russell finished fourth, while Kimi Antonelli took fifth. Both drivers showed strong pace, reflecting the team's competitive tempo during the session.
For McLaren, Oscar Piastri was classified seventh, while Lando Norris ended up in 19th place.
Norris Withdraws to Garage
Technical issues appeared to affect Norris during the session. The driver stopped his car at the tunnel exit and spent most of the session in the garage.
Cars will return to the Monaco streets on Saturday for the third practice session, scheduled to start at 12:30 local time.