Lando Norris said winning Formula One's Monaco Grand Prix was a dream come true and one he looked forward to retelling for decades to come. The McLaren driver set up his first victory in the Mediterranean principality by securing pole position on Saturday and then making no mistakes on a sunny Sunday devoid of overtaking.

The crown jewel of the Formula 1 calendar provided the usual mix of glamour, celebrities and spectacular sights.

After battling for victory at one of Sunday's two famous races, podium finishers Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri all said they had no interest in ever trying to win the Indy 500.

Grey's Anatomy actor Patrick Dempsey, 59, turned heads in a recent appearance with his wife, Jillian Fink. The couple, who wed in 1999, made an appearance at the F1 Grand Prix Of Monaco on May 25.

Lando Norris said winning Formula One's Monaco Grand Prix was a dream come true and one he looked forward to retelling for decades to come.

Formula 1's two-stop experiment at the Monaco Grand Prix underlined what the sport already knew about its most famous race: the confines of the 94-year-old circuit are too tight to allow genuine racing.

Max Verstappen likened Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix to “Mario Kart racing” as he led criticism of the “two-pit stop” rule imposed for the race, dismissing the experiment as gimmicky and saying it “had not worked”.

The Ferrari driver notched another top-five finish this Sunday in Monaco but he seemed to have an awkward exchange on the radio after the race.