Formula One rolls into Monaco this weekend as Mercedes aim to extend their one-two streak as tribute to three-time F1 champion and Non-Executive Chairman – Niki Lauda, who sadly died earlier this week.
Monaco however is a circuit that can throw up plenty of surprises with its tight and twisty circuit so expect plenty of drama throughout the field.
Track Guide
Circuit: Circuit de Monaco
Laps: 78
Race Distance: 260.286km
Tyre Selection: C3, C4, C5
Schedule
| Session | Day | UK Time (BST) |
| Practice One | Thursday 23rd May | 10:00am |
| Practice Two | Thursday 23rd May | 2:00pm |
| Practice Three | Saturday 25th May | 11:00am |
| Qualifying | Saturday 25th May | 2:00pm |
| Race | Sunday 26th May | 2:10pm |
Three Pointers
- Red Bull have a strong all round car so expect them to be huge threats on a circuit where speed isn’t as important.
- Toro Rosso have had one of their cars finish in points in five of last six Monaco Grands Prix so expect them to feature amongst midfield frontrunners.
- Should Ferrari find themselves leading the race, this is the perfect track to safely play team orders given the difficulty of overtaking.
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