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The 2021 Monaco Formula 2 round was a couple of motor races for Formula 2 cars that took place on 21–22 May 2021 at the Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo, Monaco as part of the FIA Formula 2 Championship. It was the second round of the 2021 FIA Formula 2 Championship and ran in support of the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix.

By winning the Feature Race in the principality, Théo Pourchaire thus became the youngest race winner in Formula 2 history aged 17 years and 264 days, beating the previous record of Lando Norris.[1]

Background

Driver changes

Jack Aitken returned to Formula 2 as a replacement for Matteo Nannini for HWA Racelab, who decided to fully concentrate on his campaign in Formula 3 due to sponsorship issues.

Classification

Qualifying

Group A

Pos. No. Driver Team Time Gap Grid
1 10 France Théo Pourchaire ART Grand Prix 1:20.985 – 1
2 2 Australia Oscar Piastri Prema Racing 1:21.443 +0.458 3
3 8 Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix 1:21.523 +0.538 5
4 16 Israel Roy Nissany DAMS 1:22.102 +1.117 7
5 4 Brazil Felipe Drugovich UNI-Virtuosi 1:22.131 +1.146 9
6 6 India Jehan Daruvala Carlin 1:22.244 +1.259 11
7 14 Germany David Beckmann Charouz Racing System 1:22.585 +1.600 13
8 24 Netherlands Bent Viscaal Trident 1:22.827 +1.842 15
9 12 Germany Lirim Zendeli MP Motorsport 1:22.933 +1.948 17
10 20 Brazil Gianluca Petecof Campos Racing 1:23.344 +2.359 19
11 22 United Kingdom Jack Aitken HWA Racelab 1:23.353 +2.368 21
Source:[2]

Group B

Pos. No. Driver Team Time Gap Grid
1 1 Russia Robert Shwartzman Prema Racing 1:21.403 – 2
2 5 United Kingdom Dan Ticktum Carlin 1:21.589 +0.186 4
3 21 Switzerland Ralph Boschung Campos Racing 1:21.854 +0.451 6
4 9 Denmark Christian Lundgaard ART Grand Prix 1:21.877 +0.474 8
5 3 China Guanyu Zhou UNI-Virtuosi 1:21.912 +0.509 10
6 7 New Zealand Liam Lawson Hitech Grand Prix 1:21.941 +0.538 12
7 17 New Zealand Marcus Armstrong DAMS 1:22.168 +0.765 14
8 11 Netherlands Richard Verschoor MP Motorsport 1:22.758 +1.355 16
9 25 Japan Marino Sato Trident 1:24.091 +2.688 18
10 15 Brazil Guilherme Samaia Charouz Racing System 1:24.302 +2.899 20
107% time: 1:26.540
— 23 Italy Alessio Deledda HWA Racelab 1:27.744 +6.341 221
Source:[2]
Notes
  • ^1 – Alessio Deledda was not able to set a time within 107%, but was later given permission to start both Sprint Race 1 and the Feature Race from the back of the grid.[3]

Sprint race 1

Pos. No. Driver Entrant Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 3 China Guanyu Zhou UNI-Virtuosi 30 44:21.272 1 15
2 4 Brazil Felipe Drugovich UNI-Virtuosi 30 +2.396 2 12
3 16 Israel Roy Nissany DAMS 30 +5.909 4 10
4 21 Switzerland Ralph Boschung Campos Racing 30 +7.430 5 8
5 8 Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix 30 +11.007 6 6 (2)
6 5 United Kingdom Dan Ticktum Carlin 30 +11.495 7 4
7 10 France Théo Pourchaire ART Grand Prix 30 +13.247 10 2
8 2 Australia Oscar Piastri Prema Racing 30 +15.247 8 1
9 7 New Zealand Liam Lawson Hitech Grand Prix 30 +17.514 12
10 17 New Zealand Marcus Armstrong DAMS 30 +18.947 14
11 6 India Jehan Daruvala Carlin 30 +19.290 11
12 14 Germany David Beckmann Charouz Racing System 30 +19.546 13
13 11 Netherlands Richard Verschoor MP Motorsport 30 +19.915 16
14 24 Netherlands Bent Viscaal Trident 30 +20.234 15
15 12 Germany Lirim Zendeli MP Motorsport 30 +20.755 17
16 22 United Kingdom Jack Aitken HWA Racelab 30 +21.168 21
17 15 Brazil Guilherme Samaia Charouz Racing System 30 +21.873 20
18 23 Italy Alessio Deledda HWA Racelab 29 +1 lap 22
19 25 Japan Marino Sato Trident 28 Accident 18
DNF 20 Brazil Gianluca Petecof Campos Racing 23 Accident 19
DNF 9 Denmark Christian Lundgaard ART Grand Prix 14 Oil leak 3
DNF 1 Russia Robert Shwartzman Prema Racing 1 Collision damage 9
Fastest lap： Estonia Jüri Vips − Hitech Grand Prix − 1:22.125 (lap 22)
Source:[2]

Sprint race 2

Pos. No. Driver Entrant Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 5 United Kingdom Dan Ticktum Carlin 28 47:53.826 5 15
2 2 Australia Oscar Piastri Prema Racing 28 +0.765 3 12
3 8 Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix 28 +1.172 6 10
4 10 France Théo Pourchaire ART Grand Prix 28 +2.101 4 8
5 21 Switzerland Ralph Boschung Campos Racing 28 +6.268 7 6
6 11 Netherlands Richard Verschoor MP Motorsport 28 +8.381 13 4
7 12 Germany Lirim Zendeli MP Motorsport 28 +13.384 15 2
8 6 India Jehan Daruvala Carlin 28 +15.894 11 1
9 22 United Kingdom Jack Aitken HWA Racelab 28 +16.310 16
10 1 Russia Robert Shwartzman Prema Racing 28 +39.225 22 (2)
11 24 Netherlands Bent Viscaal Trident 28 +1:03.889 13
12 23 Italy Alessio Deledda HWA Racelab 27 +1 lap 18
13 15 Brazil Guilherme Samaia Charouz Racing System 27 +1 lap 17
14 4 Brazil Felipe Drugovich UNI-Virtuosi 26 +2 laps 9
15 3 China Guanyu Zhou UNI-Virtuosi 26 +2 laps 10
DNF 14 Germany David Beckmann Charouz Racing System 23 Collision 12
DNF 16 Israel Roy Nissany DAMS 22 Accident 8
DNF 9 Denmark Christian Lundgaard ART Grand Prix 16 Mechanical 21
DNF 25 Japan Marino Sato Trident 9 Mechanical 19
DNF 17 New Zealand Marcus Armstrong DAMS 2 Driveshaft 12
DNF 20 Brazil Gianluca Petecof Campos Racing 0 Collision 20
DSQ 7 New Zealand Liam Lawson Hitech Grand Prix 28 Disqualified3 2
Fastest lap： Russia Robert Shwartzman − Prema Racing − 1:30.728 (lap 28)
Source:[2]
Notes
  • ^2 – Marcus Armstrong was supposed to start Sprint Race 2 from P1, but failed to rejoin the starting grid due to a technical issue. Thus, he had to start the race from the pit lane.
  • ^3 – Liam Lawson finished the race in first place but was disqualified for using the wrong throttle map at the start, a breach of Technical Regulations 3.6.5.[4]

Feature race

Pos. No. Driver Entrant Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 10 France Théo Pourchaire ART Grand Prix 42 1:01:02.089 1 25 (4)
2 2 Australia Oscar Piastri Prema Racing 42 +2.894 3 18
3 4 Brazil Felipe Drugovich UNI-Virtuosi 42 +14.261 9 15
4 1 Russia Robert Shwartzman Prema Racing 42 +17.910 2 12
5 3 China Guanyu Zhou UNI-Virtuosi 42 +24.130 10 10 (2)
6 21 Switzerland Ralph Boschung Campos Racing 42 +30.693 6 8
7 7 New Zealand Liam Lawson Hitech Grand Prix 42 +31.288 12 6
8 8 Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix 42 +37.0514 5 4
9 16 Israel Roy Nissany DAMS 42 +46.563 7 2
10 11 Netherlands Richard Verschoor MP Motorsport 42 +49.513 16 1
11 24 Netherlands Bent Viscaal Trident 42 +51.380 15
12 9 Denmark Christian Lundgaard ART Grand Prix 42 +52.9665 8
13 14 Germany David Beckmann Charouz Racing System 42 +55.834 13
14 25 Japan Marino Sato Trident 42 +1:11.237 18
15 15 Brazil Guilherme Samaia Charouz Racing System 41 +1 lap 20
16 20 Brazil Gianluca Petecof Campos Racing 41 +1 lap4 19
17 23 Italy Alessio Deledda HWA Racelab 41 +1 lap 22
18 22 United Kingdom Jack Aitken HWA Racelab 40 +2 laps 21
DNF 5 United Kingdom Dan Ticktum Carlin 32 Accident 4
DNF 12 Germany Lirim Zendeli MP Motorsport 30 Accident 17
DNF 17 New Zealand Marcus Armstrong DAMS 29 Collision 14
DNF 6 India Jehan Daruvala Carlin 17 Collision damage 11
Fastest lap： China Guanyu Zhou − UNI-Virtuosi − 1:21.912 (lap 42)
Source:[2]
Notes

Standings after the event

  • Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.

See also

References

  1. ^ Howard, Tom (22 May 2021). "Monaco F2: Pourchaire becomes youngest ever F2 race winner". motorsport.com. Retrieved 22 May 2021.
  2. ^ a b c d e "Formula 2 2021 Result for Round 2: Monte Carlo, Monaco 20–22 May 2021". FIA_F2® - The Official F2® Website. Retrieved 2021-05-20.
  3. ^ "Deledda given permission to start from the back of the grid". FIA_F2®-The Official F2® Website. 20 May 2021. Retrieved 19 September 2022.
  4. ^ "Lawson disqualified and stripped of sprint race 2 victory". fiaformula2.com. Retrieved 22 May 2021.

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