Title: Ben Yedder Scores, Monaco Sees Five Wins in a Row, Stays Top Three
The week has been full of drama at the top of the F1 World Championship standings with Ben Yedder's Monaco victory and the French Grand Prix securing the team's fifth win of the season.
Yedder, who was on the grid in third place when he crossed the line for his Monaco victory, scored his first pole position since March 2019, followed by his second consecutive victory over the weekend. The Frenchman has now secured five wins this year, including two victories over the weekend in Monaco and Paris.
"It's always exciting to score a pole position at the end of a race," said Yedder after winning his fourth consecutive race victory. "It gives me a lot of confidence going into next weekend's races."
Yedder's victory comes as no surprise given his recent form. In Monaco, where he is one of the favorites for the championship, Yedder has been dominating the field and leading the charge for victory.
Meanwhile, Monaco is also making history as it has become the first Grand Prix race to be held in the same location as the Formula One World Championships since 1966.
"The Monaco Grand Prix is truly special for us," said Jean-Philippe Gobert, CEO of the Monaco Grand Prix organizers. "We have worked hard to make sure that the event will continue to be an important part of our calendar for many years to come."
Monaco is also home to the legendary circuit of Le Mans, which has hosted the annual FIA World Endurance Championship since 1955. This year marks the sixth time that the iconic circuit has hosted the event, with the last being in 2018.
Overall, Yedder and Monaco are clearly the leaders of their respective teams. Their performances in both races have been impressive, but they remain focused on continuing their strong run in the F1 World Championship.
In conclusion, Ben Yedder's Monaco victory and the French Grand Prix' fifth win in a row are just the latest in a string of success for Monaco Grand Prix. With the season set to go into its final stages, there is plenty of optimism ahead for the future of the team.