Championship leader Gabriele Mini started from third on the grid today. He is maintaining a strong position as he looks to extend his advantage at the top of the standings.

Meanwhile, Joshua Duerksen had been relegated to fourth following a grid penalty. All whilst Noel Leon was on pole position on the reverse grid. Roman Bilinski joined him on the front row, setting up an intriguing run to Turn 1 as the field prepared for the start.

Lights Out

Alexander Dunne endured a difficult start to the race. He slipped from seventh on the grid down to ninth during the opening stages. The Irishman appeared to lose momentum off the line, leaving him on the back foot as the field charged towards the opening corners.

At the front, Noel Leon made no such mistake. The Campos Racing driver launched superbly from pole position and comfortably retained the lead into Turn 1. He immediately took control of the race as the pack jostled for position behind him.

Cautious Overtakes

Kush Maini briefly looked to make a move on Martinius Stenshorne at the end of the tunnel. However, with the risks being high around the streets of Monaco, the Indian driver wisely thought better of the move and tucked back in behind the Rodin driver.

At the front, Noel Leon has been unable to shake off Roman Bilinski, with the Rodin Motorsport driver remaining firmly within striking distance. Despite applying constant pressure, Bilinski has remained cautious.

Further back, a significant gap is beginning to emerge between the top five and the rest of the field. Dino Beganovic, running in fifth, has pulled more than six seconds clear of Martinius Stenshorne in sixth, creating a clear divide as the race settles into its rhythm.

Leon Makes A Gap

As the race progressed, Noel Leon began to settle into a rhythm at the front of the field. The Campos Racing driver gradually edged away from Roman Bilinski, who had spent much of the early stages applying pressure from close behind.

Lap by lap, the gap continued to grow as Leon consistently delivered strong pace, allowing him to establish a more comfortable advantage and gain greater control of the race.

Further behind, Joshua Durksen and Dino Beganovic became embroiled in a battle of their own. The DAMS Lucas Oil driver was applying relentless pressure. He was sitting right on the rear wing of Durksen as he searched for a way through.

Despite the constant threat from behind, Durksen held firm, forcing Beganovic to retreat.

Mid-Field Fights

Further down the order, Ritomo Miyata made a decisive move into Tabac, carrying enough momentum to get alongside Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak on the run to Turn 12. The Japanese driver completed the pass cleanly and moved up to 11th position.

Elsewhere, Martí Boya was also on the attack, finding a way past Van Hoepen to claim 15th place as battles continued throughout the field.

Final Lap

As the final lap unfolded, Noel Leon remained in complete control at the front of the field. After a composed and commanding drive, the Campos Racing driver crossed the line to claim victory in the Monaco Grand Prix Sprint Race.

Having converted reverse-grid pole into a lights-to-flag triumph, Leon delivered a flawless performance around the streets of Monaco.

Behind race winner Noel Leon, Roman Bilinski secured second place, while championship leader Gabriele Mini completed the podium in third after a strong and measured drive.

Joshua Duerksen finished fourth, with Dino Beganovic rounding out the top five. Martinius Stenshorne, Kush Maini and Rafael Câmara completed the points-paying positions, finishing sixth, seventh and eighth respectively.