Franco Colapinto finished 15th in a crash-hit Monaco GP | OneFootball

Franco Colapinto finished the Monaco Grand Prix in 15th place, in a race marked by incidents, retirements, and a red flag in the closing laps. The Argentine driver managed to make it to the finish of a very demanding race and ended up being the last of the cars to see the checkered flag due to the multiple retirements during the event.

The race had a chaotic ending. With 13 laps to go, Charles Leclerc suffered a heavy crash after hitting the wall because of a brake problem during the restart. The Ferrari driver crashed in the same sector where Lance Stroll had previously hit, triggering another safety car period and his immediate retirement.

Shortly afterward, on lap 68 of the scheduled 78, race control decided to stop the race with a red flag to repair the damage caused to the track surface and clean the circuit. The stewards inspected the area for several minutes until the FIA confirmed the race would resume.

Finally, Kimi Antonelli took victory on the streets of Monte Carlo. Lewis Hamilton claimed the second step of the podium, while Isack Hadjar completed the top three after an outstanding performance.

For his part, Colapinto managed to complete the race and finish in 15th place, being the last classified driver among those who were able to reach the end of a race that saw numerous retirements.

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