An overnight downpour wasn't enough to stop Liam Lawson but a technical non-conformity was. Lawson took the flag first in a wet F2 Monaco sprint but was later disqualified, handing the win to Dan Ticktum. Marcus Armstrong, who was set to start from pole after securing 10th in race one yesterday, was out of the running before he and his Dams even made it to the grid. This meant fellow New Zealander Liam Lawson was promoted to effective pole but Oscar Piastri got the jump off the line to end the first lap leading the field. Lawson wasn't going to settle for running in second place as he hounded down Piastri, piling on the pressure to look for a way back through to the lead of the race. That...
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