In a thrilling Monaco Formula 3 Sprint Race, Martinius Stenshorne of Hitech seized victory after a jaw-dropping start that saw him overtaking polesitter Alessandro Giusti. The 19-year-old Norwegian sensation showcased his skills by maintaining his lead despite intense pressure from his competitors.
The race was not short of drama, with multiple incidents unfolding from the get-go. Championship leader Rafael Camara faced setbacks after being penalized for a red flag infringement during qualifying, altering his starting grid position. Meanwhile, Nikola Tsolov broke Trident’s pole position streak by claiming the fastest lap in qualifying, only to face issues during the race.
The streets of Monaco proved unforgiving as drivers navigated tight corners and narrow straights, leading to several collisions and the deployment of the Safety Car. Despite the chaos, Stenshorne kept his composure and expertly handled the Safety Car restart, solidifying his lead and ultimately clinching victory.
The ART Grand Prix duo of Laurens van Hoepen and Tukka Taponen secured second and third place, respectively, completing the podium in a spectacular fashion. Notable performances and unexpected twists added to the excitement, keeping fans on the edge of their seats throughout the race.
As the checkered flag waved, Stenshorne emerged triumphant, reaffirming his prowess on the track and etching his name in Monaco’s racing history. The Monaco Formula 3 Sprint Race delivered adrenaline-pumping action and unforgettable moments, setting the stage for an electrifying season ahead.
