Max Verstappen won the Monaco Grand Prix to take the lead in the Formula One world championship standings for the first time in his career, with rival Lewis Hamilton left fuming at his Mercedes team.
Verstappen, who started from the front after pole-sitter Charles Leclerc was ruled out following a mechanical failure, led virtually every lap on his way to a crushing victory in Monte Carlo.
Verstappen crossed the line 8.9 seconds ahead of Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, with Lando Norris claiming the third podium of his career following another fine drive to third. Verstappen headed into Sunday's race 14 points behind Hamilton but now leaves the principality four points ahead of the seven-time world champion.