Ferrari predicted to finish 1-2 at Monaco GP, doubts raised on Mercedes
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 10:50 AM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Jolyon Palmer, a former Formula 1 driver, forecasts a 1-2 finish for Ferrari at the upcoming Monaco Grand Prix, challenging the likelihood of Mercedes achieving a podium. During the F1 Nation podcast, Palmer shared his insights on the Monaco race as anticipation builds ahead of the championship event. The prediction comes amid ongoing discussions about Mercedes' competitive standing this season. The Monaco Grand Prix is set to take place soon, with teams finalizing their strategies.
- •Jolyon Palmer predicts a Ferrari 1-2 finish at Monaco.
- •Doubts cast on Mercedes' ability to secure a podium.
- •The Monaco Grand Prix is approaching, with preparations underway.
- •Palmer offered insights during the F1 Nation podcast.
- 10:50 AMMotorsport.com — Ferrari given bold Monaco GP prediction as Mercedes dominance questioned
"Former Formula 1 driver and F1 TV pundit Jolyon Palmer has cast doubt on Mercedes' chances of securing a podium finish at the upcoming Monaco Grand Prix, predicting a spectacular 1-2 finish for Ferrari instead. Speaking on the F1 Nation podcast alongside Tom Clarkson and James Hinchcliffe, the former Renault driver offered his predictions for the Monaco campaign ahead of the championship's ...Keep reading
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