USA TODAY and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability subject to change. Monacois the crown jewel of theFormula 1calendar. Drivers were racing around the streets 21 years before F1's inaugural season in 1950. For decades, it's been a race every driver on the grid wants to win. The race is an anomaly. It's the only event on the calendar that doesn't have to meet the sport's 190-mile minimum race distance. It's the slowest race of the year by average speed (95-100 mph) as drivers make their way through the tight, twisting circuit with few, if any, overtakes. Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix highlights:Oscar Piastri leads McLaren 1-2 finish The2024 Monaco Grand Prixhad an early red flag which meant teams didn't need to pit at any point in the race. That made for one of the least exciting races of the season but featured a rarity in the event: a hometown winner. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc became the first Monégasque driver to win the event since Louis Chiron in 1931. Qualifying is everything in Monaco due to the lack of overtaking. Last year qualifying was a close battle between the Ferraris and McLarens in the top four places in qualifying. This year could be close again but between the McLarens and reigning world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull. Verstappen won the most recent race, the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, his second victory of the season. That broke McLaren driver Oscar Piastri's streak of three consecutive wins. Piastri and Verstappen are tied for pole positions this season with three each through seven races. Verstappen could make it two wins in a row but the McLaren drivers may get back on top in the streets of Monaco. Here's what to know about the race. There are multiple options for U.S. F1 viewers to catch all of the action from Monaco. Date:May 23-25 Location:Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo, Monaco Grand Prix start time:9 a.m. ET TV:ABC, ESPN3 Streaming:ESPN+, F1TV, Fubo Watch the 2025 Formula 1 championship season with Fubo Friday, May 23 Practice 1:7:30 a.m. ET TV:ESPN2 Streaming:ESPN+, F1TV, Fubo Practice 2:11 a.m. ET TV:ESPNU Streaming:ESPN+, F1TV, Fubo Saturday, May 24 Practice 3:6:30 a.m. ET TV:ESPN2 Streaming:ESPN+, F1TV, Fubo Qualifying:10 a.m. ET TV:ESPN Streaming:ESPN+, F1TV, Fubo Sunday, May 25 Grand Prix race:9 a.m. ET TV:ABC, ESPN3 Streaming:ESPN+, F1TV, Fubo Ayrton Senna has the most Monaco Grand Prix wins in F1 history with six (1987, 1989-93). Among active drivers, Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton has the most with three (2008, 2016, 2019). Max Verstappen can match Hamilton's mark as the active leader with a win on Sunday. Here's a list of events in 2025 with the Grand Prix winners of completed events. Australian Grand Prix(March16): Lando Norris, McLaren Chinese Grand Prix(March 23): Oscar Piastri, McLaren Japanese Grand Prix(April 6): Max Verstappen, Red Bull Bahrain Grand Prix(April13): Oscar Piastri, McLaren Saudi Arabian Grand Prix(April 20): Oscar Piastri, McLaren Miami Grand Prix(May 4): Oscar Piastri, McLaren Emilia Romagna Grand Prix(May 18): Max Verstappen, Red Bull Monaco Grand Prix(May 25) Spanish Grand Prix(June 1) Canadian Grand Prix(June 15) Austrian Grand Prix(June 29) British Grand Prix(July 6) Belgian Grand Prix(July 27) Hungarian Grand Prix(Aug. 3) Dutch Grand Prix(Aug. 31) Italian Grand Prix(Sept. 7) Azerbaijan Grand Prix(Sept. 21) Singapore Grand Prix(Oct. 5) United States Grand Prix(Oct. 19) Mexico City Grand Prix(Oct. 26) São Paulo Grand Prix(Nov. 9) Las Vegas Grand Prix(Nov. 22) Qatar Grand Prix(Nov. 30) Abu Dhabi Grand Prix(Dec. 7) This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:2025 Monaco Grand Prix: Everything to know about F1 race
