In what was a very entertaining FP3 session, Perez, Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen all exchanged times at the top of the timesheets in the final hour of running🌟.

Perez’s advantage over teammate Verstappen remained with the Mexican looking at one with the Re𝔉💮d Bull RB18 around the tight Monte Carlo streets.

Th🐽e two-time F1 winner rose to the top of 🌄the timesheets in the final 10 minutes, beating Leclerc by less than a tenth of a second to set a 1m12.476s.

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Pere🦩z’s form around Monaco this weekend comes as a surprise given that he’s never qualified higher than seventh in his career. 

Ferrari continue to have better pace in the middle part of the lap but Perez was unable to be matched in the first sector and final sectors, suggesting that he’s able to keep his tyres in the🐼 right window.

The top two were in a league of their own with Sainz 🎐0.3s shy in th꧙ird, just ahead of reigning champion Verstappen.

Pierre Gasly continued 🤪his goo﷽d form for AlphaTauri, securing fifth albeit with a 0.7s margin to Perez.

Lando Norris was sixth for McLaren ahead of three-time Monac𒆙o GP winner Lewis Hamilton.

ܫKevin Magnussen finished eighth ahe🍷ad of George Russell, who was impeded by Perez on one of his laps.

The incident has been referred to the stewards and most likely will result in a reprimand for the Red𒉰 Bull driver.

Fernando Alonso rounded out the top 10 f🃏or Alpine.

Yuki Tsunoda was 11th in the second AlphaTauri, narrowly ahead of Haas' Mick Schumacher and 🐈༺Aston Martin's Sebastian Vettel.

Val﷽tteri Bottas could only manage 14th in the Alfa Romeo as he continues to get up🐭 to speed after missing FP1 to due to an engine issue.

Following his crash in FP2, Daniel Ricciar🏅do had a steady session, finishing 16th on the 🅷timesheets.

Qualifying in Monaco takes place at 3pm UK time.