Max Verstappen, Kelly Piquet and daughter Lily enjoy Classic Monaco GP

Max Verstappen, his partner Kelly Piquet and daughter Lily were spotted at the opening day of the Classic Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo. Piquet posted an Instagram story showing Verstappen holding Lily as historic cars roared past. The three‑day event runs April 24‑26 and celebrates restored single‑seaters from the 1930s to the 1980s.

Why it matters:

The family‑focused snap links F1’s modern glamour with its historic roots, boosting social‑media buzz for the Classic Monaco event and reminding fans that the sport’s legacy still resonates beyond the current championship.

The details:

• Event format: Three‑day festival of original or restored cars ranging from 1930s pre‑F1 machines to 1970s‑80s classics.
• Drivers: Former pros, private collectors and gentleman drivers share the wheel.
• Schedule: Practice Thursday, qualifying Friday, showcase race Saturday on Monte Carlo’s famed streets.
• Social media: Kelly Piquet’s Instagram story of Verstappen with Lily quickly gathered thousands of likes.

What's next:

The historic race ends Saturday with a victory parade, after which Verstappen returns to the modern Monaco Grand Prix weekend. Piquet is expected to keep sharing family moments, keeping the spotlight on the sport’s heritage.