MONTE CARLO -- The Monaco Grand Prix was delayed for over an hour when the FIA delayed the start and then red-flagged before a racing lap had been completed due to a heavy rainstorm. The rain started 10 minutes before the scheduled start and intensified but instead of starting the race as planned, the FIA twice delayed the formation lap before throwing a red flag to suspend the race. After a delay of nearly 70 minutes, the race finally got underway via a rolling start, with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc comfortably holding the lead through Turn 1. The rain began 10 minutes before the scheduled race start, just after the drivers had observed the Monaco national anthem on the front of the grid...
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