Kimi Antonelli just carved his name in Monaco's history books as the youngest winner ever. Here’s a look at the other youthful champions who have triumphed on these legendary streets.
Kimi Antonelli, at just 19, has become the latest sensation in Formula 1 by clinching victory at the Monaco Grand Prix, setting a new record as the youngest winner on these iconic streets. But who are the other young talents who have claimed glory in the Principality?
At 26 years, Niki Lauda triumphed in Monaco, marking the start of his dominant 1975 season with Ferrari. Despite wet conditions causing chaos, Lauda led most of the race, securing victory just ahead of Emerson Fittipaldi.
Kimi Raikkonen was 25 when he took first place in 2005, leading every lap in his McLaren. Despite missing the championship that year, the Finn left his mark on Monaco's challenging circuit.
Lando Norris, at 25, won his first Monaco GP in 2025. Starting from pole, he held off fierce competition from Charles Leclerc and teammate Oscar Piastri, paving his way to a maiden world title.
The 1994 Monaco GP was overshadowed by tragedy, but Michael Schumacher, then 25, claimed victory. This win was part of his early dominance, leading to seven world titles.
Fernando Alonso secured his first Monaco win at 24 in 2006, after Michael Schumacher's controversial qualifying incident. Alonso's strategic racecraft saw him fend off rivals for a crucial victory.
Bruce McLaren won at 24, benefiting from Graham Hill's late retirement. His victory in 1962 was historic, foreshadowing his future as a team founder and builder of a racing legacy.
Sebastian Vettel, almost 24, dominated the 2011 season, including a decisive Monaco win. A red flag aided his strategy, allowing an unchallenged victory post-restart.
Max Verstappen, aged 23, claimed victory in 2021 after Charles Leclerc's crash handed him the front row. This win was a key moment in his season-long battle with Lewis Hamilton.
Lewis Hamilton overcame early setbacks to win in 2008 at 23. Despite starting third and an early collision, strategic brilliance saw him become the youngest Monaco winner at that time.
Finally, Kimi Antonelli shattered records at 19, winning in Monaco with a Grand Slam. His calm under pressure, even after a red flag restart, shows why he's a rising star in Formula 1.