Who won the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix and extended his lead in the Drivers' Championship?
As per the information given below, the correct answer is option C. It seems little is going to prove a distraction to Max Verstappen on what appears to be an increasingly inexorable march to his third Formula One championship. Certainly the inconvenience of heavy rain at the Monaco Grand Prix only brought out the best in the world champion as he dominated once more on the streets of Monte Carlo to win a race saved from the usual tiresome procession by welcome late drama when the heavens opened. After what had been a gripping qualifying on Saturday, a fearsome, thrilling, sudden-death shootout that was impossible to ignore, the race for a large part of the afternoon had every indication of delivering the usual line-astern anticlimax on the streets of the principality. F1’s long‑acclaimed jewel in the crown once more revealed to be a dusty, flawed, shabby piece of paste, changing hands in the back room of a pub. When the rain came, however, the jeopardy, the drama was once more all too real and the fearsome challenge riveting.
During which military conflict did the Indian Army launch "Operation Meghdoot" to secure control over the Siachen Glacier region?
Which act was passed by the British government to increase their grip on power in India, allowing them to arrest individuals without trial?
Shore temple is situated in which state of India?
Agni Warrior takes place between India and which country?
Exercise Samudra Laksamana aims to enhance maritime cooperation between which two countries?
Which man has broken the national record in the triple jump of the National Inter State Athletics meet in Chennai ?
Where will India's largest green hydrogen production plant, also known as the green hydrogen hub, be constructed?
Which state is going to have first Integrated Rocket Facility of country by Skyroot Aerospace?
How many people have been selected for Padma bhusan award 2023?
Leaders, Politicians, Citizens: Fifty Figures Who Influenced India’s Politics, a book by which of the writers?