Kimi Antonelli Extends Title Lead with Historic Monaco Grand Prix Win

Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton Moves to Second in Standings After Podium Finish

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Kimi Antonelli secured his fifth straight F1 win and first Grand Slam at the Monaco Grand Prix, extending his title lead to 66 points.
Lewis Hamilton moved to second in the standings with a second-place finish.

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Kimi Antonelli secured his fifth straight F1 win and first Grand Slam at the Monaco Grand Prix, extending his title lead to 66 points. Lewis Hamilton moved to second in the standings with a second-place finish.

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