Monaco Grand Prix winners: The all-time definitive history of an iconic F1 race

The Monaco Grand Prix is the undisputed jewel in Formula 1's glittering crown, a legendary street race which demands absolute precision and mercilessly punishes the smallest error.

First held in 1929 before joining the inaugural Formula 1 World Championship in 1950, the narrow, twisting circuit through the tiny principality on the French Riviera has served as the ultimate test of driver skill for nearly a century.

Legends like Ayrton Senna, 'Mr. Monaco' Graham Hill, and Michael Schumacher have defined their careers on these perilous, barrier-lined streets in a rich history of motorsport brilliance.

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Complete list of Monaco Grand Prix winners

Below is the complete history of Monaco Grand Prix winners, showcasing the icons who have conquered Formula 1's most famous circuit:

Drivers with the most Monaco Grand Prix wins

Ayrton Senna reigns supreme in the principality with six victories, closely followed by fellow legends Graham Hill and Michael Schumacher on five.

Teams with the most Monaco Grand Prix wins

McLaren are the undisputed masters of Monte Carlo among the constructors, boasting 16 official World Championship wins on the famous streets, comfortably ahead of Ferrari.

Who is the youngest ever Monaco Grand Prix winner?

Kimi Antonelli is now the youngest ever winner of the race after his success in 2026 - he was just 19 years, 9 months and 13 days old when he claimed a brilliant victory.

Antonelli broke the record held for 18 years by Lewis Hamilton since his first victory in the race back in 2008.

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