After a week off from Canada, the 2026 F2 grid hit the streets of Monte Carlo for the Monaco GP Free Practice session, see the full results below.
Ollie Goethe initially came to a stop at Turn 16, halting his MP Motorsport car and bringing out the red flag with 24 minutes left of the session. When the session resumed, Dunne rose to the top of the timings, but it was TRIDENT’s van Hoepen who was the first driver to break into the 1:23s.
Dunne returned to the top of the timesheets with a 1:23.219 before Minì responded with a 1:23.180 to reclaim P1.
The Irishman then became the first driver to break into the 1:22s, setting a 1:22.763. However, the session was soon interrupted again when Villagómez snapped at Turn 3 and made contact with the barriers, prompting another red flag.
The session resumed again with 13 minutes on the clock. Maini and Minì moved into the 1:21s.
At the conclusion of the 2026 F2 Monaco GP Free Practice session, Minì topped the timings, with Maini in P2 and Dunne in P3.
F2 2026 Monaco GP | Free Practice results
- Gabriele Minì – MP Motorsport – 1:21.809
- Kush Maini – ART Grand Prix – 1:21.809
- Alex Dunne – Rodin Motorsport – 1:21.942
- Dino Beganovic – DAMS Lucas Oil – 1:21.997
- Laurens van Hoepen – TRIDENT – 1:22.009
- Nikola Tsolov – Campos Racing – 1:22.015
- Noel León – Campos Racing – 1:22.424
- Roman Bilinski – DAMS Lucas Oil – 1:22.452
- Martinius Stenshorne – Rodin Motorsport – 1:22.518
- Rafael Câmara – Invicta Racing – 1:22.580
- John Bennett – TRIDENT – 1:22.961
- Mari Boya – PREMA Racing – 1:23.111
- Ritomo Miyata – Hitech – 1:23.172
- Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak – ART Grand Prix – 1:23.198
- Colton Herta – Hitech – 1:23.212
- Sebastián Montoya – PREMA Racing – 1:23.373
- Nico Varrone – Van Amersfoort Racing – 1:23.538
- Joshua Dürksen – Invicta Racing – 1:23.565
- Emerson Fittipaldi – AIX Racing – 1:23.772
- Cian Shields – AIX Racing – 1:24.088
- Rafael Villagómez – Van Amersfoort Racing – 1:24.764
- Ollie Goethe – MP Motorsport – 1:44.671
