Monaco's Grand Prix is a unique fixture on the Formula 1 calendar, despite its narrow and challenging street track that contrasts with modern car specifications. The event has been part of racing since 1929. The magic of Monaco lies in its qualifying, where even slight time differences can drastically affect grid position. The 2023 event saw Ferrari in good shape, as their car performed well in low-speed corners. Recent technological advancements have also enhanced race coverage, showcasing the beauty of the race like never before.
The principality of Monaco is perhaps the least suitable place on the Formula 1 calendar to hold a Grand Prix.
Despite the location's many drawbacks, there's something magical about racing in Monaco that almost defies explanation.
A 10th of a second separated comfortably being in Q2 from being relegated to the last couple of rows in the grid.
Coverage of the Monaco Grand Prix is now filmed in vivid 4k, and it has never looked better.
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