Monaco F2 qualification scandal: The pole position of the guide by Steward in the middle of controversy threatened

In a heartbreaking qualification meeting at the Monaco Grand Prix 2025, Alex Dunne claimed the pole position for the F2 feature race by just three milliseconds ahead of Victor Martins. Controversy, since the stewards are currently examining an incident during Dunne's qualification run.

The close and winding nature of the Monaco Grand Prix Circuit led to a split qualification format with 11 cars in each of the two 16-minute meetings. The fastest overall round secures the pole position, while the network for the race in full length on Sunday is determined by odd and just numerous slots based on the group performance.

In group A it was Victor Martins who shone and rose around 1: 21.145 round to secure a start in the front level for the main race. The French driver exceeded Richard Verzor by almost four tenths of a second and showed his skills on the legendary Monte Carlo route. The Red Bull Junior driver Arvid Lindblad, Gabriele Mini and Kush Maini completed the top 5 at the session.

The intensity of the qualification meeting was noticeable, with the drivers pushed the limits of their cars. Dino began the late incident vononvic, who was committed to Sainte submissive, added a dramatic flair of an exciting session.

Since the stage for the Monaco Grand Prix is ​​set up, all eyes are aimed at Dunne and Martins, the speed seters of the qualification session. After an ongoing examination, the drama adds an additional intrigue layer from the route, which promises to be an electrifying race day in Monaco.