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 Verstappen (Red Bull) drove a flawless race, going to win the F1 Monaco GP, even though the rain caused a chaotic situation after an  hour. Alonso (Aston Martin) arrived second and Ocon (Alpine Renault) gained the podium after an incredible qualification on Saturday. The Ferrari’s duo slipped behind the Mercedes duo, with Hamilton fourth at the checkered  flag and one point more on the standings, thanks to the fastest lap. Most of the teams were forced to a double pit stops due to the heavy rain that suddenly started despite every forecast was just about a light rain. Next week racers and teams will be in Spain for the Spanish GP, at the circuit of Catalunya in Barcelona.  

 An incredible and rare car is on ready to change owner in the next days after Sotheby’s Sealed closed this special auction last week. The offer was about the very first prototype of the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona. Completed in early 1967, this prototype was literally the bridge between the 275 GTB/4 and the 365 GTB/4. Powered by a completely unique 4.4-litre Tipo 243 V-12 engine and clothed in Pininfarina designed bodywork, it was used extensively for testing by Ferrari in 1967 before being sold  privately. The car is a “Ferrari Classiche” certified and previously also exhibited at Museo Ferrari for a while.