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Home » Day 2: Thrilling qualifying sessions!
On Saturday 25 April, the eight qualifying sessions for the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique 2026 brought the streets of the Principality to life. Stuart Hall secured three pole positions, whilst Jean Alesi was back on track.
It wasn’t just the Cavallino Classic Monaco Ferrari Parade that delighted spectators at the Circuit de Monaco on Saturday. Throughout the day, the eight qualifying sessions were thrilling and provided a breathtaking spectacle.
From Series A1, with the 1939 Maserati 4CL taking pole position, to Series G and the 1982 March 821 on pole, all the competitors got the best out of their car. Across the eight series, seven different manufacturers will start from the front row for Sunday’s races. Races that are already shaping up to be thrilling…
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Stuart Hall, in fine form since the start of the weekend, secured pole positions in Series B, E and G. The latter was cut short following a high-speed accident involving Piero Lottini in the tunnel. The Italian driver fortunately climbed out of his Osella FA1B/81 unaided.
In Series D, Jean Alesi’s team, Methusalem Racing, did an incredible job repairing the French driver’s Ferrari 312. The 1995 Canadian Grand Prix winner will start from sixth on the grid.
Relive all the action from Saturday
Today’s pole-sitters
A2 : Mark Shaw / Scarab F1 no.48
A1 : Richard Bradley / Maserati 4CL no.30
B : Stuart Hall / Lotus 21 no.36
D : Michael Lyons / Surtees TS9 no.27
E : Stuart Hall / McLaren M23 no.33
C : Richard Wilson / Maserati 250S no.56
F : Michael Lyons / Hesketh 308E no.24
G : Stuart Hall / March 821 no.18
Catch all the Sunday action on the Automobile Club de Monaco’s YouTube channel, with one stream for the morning and another for the afternoon. You can also follow the whole day via our “Live” coverage!
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