Kimi Antonelli passes 26 cars, wins his home race from 19th on the grid, and extends his championship lead to 66 points while the Tifosi chants his name in a sea of red. Ferrari takes itself out of contention in turn one as Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc race each other instead of the rest of the field. George Russell finishes second but publicly concedes the championship. Pierre Gasly puts Alpine on pole for the first time in team history, then gets his Monaco podium stripped by the FIA seven races later. And McLaren finishes fourth and fifth without anyone noticing. We debate whether Ferrari will ever pick a number one driver, whether George's time at Mercedes is running out, and what to expect from the first ever Madrid Grand Prix at the Madring.
