US EditionF1 seeks to spice up Monaco GP with more mandatory pitstops
- Formula One is increasing mandatory pit stops at the Monaco Grand Prix from one to two to enhance racing excitement, according to the FIA's statement after a commission meeting in London.
- The Monaco track has not changed significantly since 1929, leading to challenges in overtaking during races, particularly noted by drivers like Max Verstappen.
- Max Verstappen expressed frustration during a previous race, emphasizing the difficulties of overtaking at Monaco.
- The FIA aims to double the number of mandatory pit stops to improve the race experience and enhance overtaking opportunities.
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Monaco's Grand Prix is one of the highlights in the Formula One calendar. In fact, the race is rarely convincing in sport. This should change in the future: the cult GP gets a special rule for the pit strategy.
Drivers will now have to use at least three different sets of tires at the Monaco GP.
The Formula 1 classic in Monaco will become a pit stop spectacle. For even more excitement, drivers will have to make two mandatory pit stops in the future. The often less eventful races in the Principality will be more exciting with two mandatory pit stops. The World Motorsports Council of the International Automobile Association approved a corresponding proposal from the Formula 1 Commission at a video conference. "After the recent discussions…
Monaco is a classic in Formula 1. But the narrow course also has a problem: overtaking is practically impossible. Now the races should become more exciting.
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