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Charles Leclerc 2026 Monaco GP Result: DNF (Retired) | The F1 Formula
Charles Leclerc·Monaco Grand Prix·2026

Race result · 2026

Charles Leclerc at the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix

Charles Leclerc, starting P4 for Ferrari at his home 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, retired after 64 laps, preventing him from scoring points and shifting his championship standing from P3 to P4.

  • Retired
  • 0 pts
  • Ferrari

The result

2026 Monaco

The 2026 Monaco Grand Prix proved challenging for Charles Leclerc, as the Monegasque driver, starting from fourth on the grid, ultimately recorded a retirement on lap 64, failing to convert a strong qualifying into championship points. This outcome marked a significant setback at his home event, particularly for the Ferrari team. While Leclerc's teammate, [Lewis Hamilton at the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix](/results/2022-red-bull-ring-lewis-hamilton), successfully navigated the demanding street circuit to secure a second-place finish for Ferrari, Leclerc's race concluded prematurely. His exit meant he completed only 64 of the 78 scheduled laps around the Circuit de Monaco, preventing him from adding to his points tally. Despite the DNF, Leclerc demonstrated competitive pace during his running, clocking his fastest lap on lap 53 with a time of "1:15.964", which was the 9th fastest overall in the race, as detailed in the official [Jolpica/Ergast — 2026 season data](https://api.jolpi.ca/ergast/f1/2026.json).

The retirement meant Leclerc scored zero points, impacting his standing in the [Formula 1 — official site](https://www.formula1.com/en) World Championship. This result saw his championship position shift from 3rd to 4th, with his points total remaining at 75. The Monaco Grand Prix is notoriously unforgiving, and Leclerc was not the only driver to encounter issues; other notable retirements included [Lando Norris at the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix](/results/2022-red-bull-ring-lando-norris) and [Lance Stroll at the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix](/results/2022-red-bull-ring-lance-stroll), underscoring the high attrition rate often seen on this unique track. For a comprehensive overview of the sport's history, technical regulations, and the challenges presented by circuits like Monaco, the [Wikipedia: Formula One](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formula_One) page offers extensive information. The DNF at his home race represents a missed opportunity for Leclerc to capitalize on his strong grid position and contribute further to Ferrari's constructor points.

Verified race record · Ergast

  • Grid

    P4

Grid
4th
Finish
Retired
Points
0
Laps
64
Fastest lap
1:15.964
Race recap

Finish

Retired

  • Points

    0

  • Laps

    64

  • Constructor

    Ferrari

  • Status

    Retired

  • Teammate that weekend

    Lewis Hamilton

    Grid P3 · Finish P2 · 18 pts

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    Championship · before vs after

    Before round 6

    P375 pts

    After round 6

    P475 pts

    Data from Ergast·Race date 2026-06-07
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    Written by The F1 Formula Editorial Team, Race-week editors + sport historians
    Last reviewed June 11, 2026