Richie Stanaway stunned the field with his first-ever GP2 win at Monaco, leading from pole to flag in a race filled with drama and daring moves. Starting front-row, he seized the lead off the line from polesitter Raffaele Marciello, while chaos erupted on lap one—Zoel Amberg and Johnny Cecotto Jr. retired, triggering a virtual safety car. Alexander Rossi narrowly avoided disaster, Sergio Canamasas pulled off a bold pass on Julian Leal, and Jordan King’s aggressive charge at Pierre Gasly ended in airborne carnage. Despite the mayhem, the top three held firm, with Stanaway taking gold, Marciello and Sergey Sirotkin rounding out the podium. Championship leader Stoffel Vandoorne finished eighth, keeping his points lead over Rossi, while Mitch Evans missed the start due to mechanical failure. A landmark moment for Status GP—and proof Monaco still delivers heart-pounding racing.
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