Recap Mail Sport's live blog of the 2024 Monaco Grand Prix as Charles Leclerc won the eighth race of the 2024 season including leaderboard and lap-by-lap updates.

By JEORGE BIRD, DIGITAL ESPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 12:03 EDT, 26 May 2024
Here's the race classification following today's events in Monaco.
An emotional moment for Leclerc as he's crowned the winner.
There are fantastic scenes as Leclerc celebrates his success. He has now taken his place on the podium.
Piastri speaking to Sky Sports: 'Tricky race. It's been a great weekend all round. It's nice to have a podium and what better place. Charles has been mega all weekend. It would have taken something pretty special in qualifying. It would have taken probably the best lap of my life. I'm happy with P2.'
Sainz to Sky Sports: 'It was a tight one. A very bad feeling in lap one that quickly turned into a good feeling. From there on the race was good as expected. I'm extremely happy Charles has won his home Grand Prix. It looks like we're getting stronger and stronger every weekend.
Leclerc speaking to Sky Sports on his victory: 'No words can explain that. It's such a difficult race. It's the race that made me dream of becoming an F1 driver one day. Already 15 laps to the end you are just hoping nothing happens. I was thinking of my Dad, he's given everything for me to be here.'
It wasn't the most entertaining race but what an incredible day for Leclerc - this is the moment that he has been waiting for. There are jubilant scenes as Leclerc celebrates with his team.
Oscar Piastri finished in second place ahead of Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris.
George Russell is fifth, with Max Verstappen in sixth and Lewis Hamilton in seventh.
Charles Leclerc has done it. He has achieved his aim of winning his home grand prix. What a moment for him.
Lap 74: Charles Leclerc is told on the team radio: 'Bring this home'.
Lap 72: Sainz is looking to overtake Piastri into second place in the closing stages of the race, but will he be able to do so?