Niki Lauda secured a dominant victory at the 1976 Monaco Grand Prix, converting his pole position into a masterclass performance on the streets of Monte Carlo.
The Ferrari driver crossed the finish line 11 seconds ahead of Jody Scheckter, who drove the distinctive six-wheeled Tyrrell P34 to a hard-fought second place.
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SubscribePatrick Depailler rounded out the podium positions by finishing third in the second Tyrrell-Ford, capping off a thrilling afternoon of motorsport action.
With this triumph, Lauda firmly extended his lead in the World Drivers Championship standings, widening the gap over his competitors as the season progresses.