The future of the Monaco Grand Prix looks uncertain as a competition fan It didn’t work yet Entering into a contract with Formula One after this year.
In the Duchy, the races are often drowned out by trains, and there is often criticism that the cars have already crossed the narrow track or become too fast.
Meanwhile, Formula 1 pilots agree that Monte Carlo’s tough asphalt strip will remain.
“This course is full of challenges. At any time, you can make a simple mistake that doesn’t affect your score at all on a normal course, but here it can make a big difference”- He thought Sergio Perez. “Commitment, patience and punctuality always pays off here. But since the first practice, you need to build up self-confidence for the weekend. Time on the court is very important. I am looking forward to. I think we will all be very excited when the third quarter comes. We can make a difference. That’s why contestants love this place.”
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Perez’s teammate Max Verstappen also agrees, although he notes that the track facilities can’t keep up with the rest of the field: “If they come up with a track with that streak recently, it probably isn’t on the calendar. But I think it’s because of its historical value, and because of the weekends.” Great week over the years, it makes a place on the calendar. Of course, the cars are now too big and too long for the size of the track. But it’s something special and I think we need to keep going.”
Carlos Sainz also says there are loopholes, but he still thinks the track must stay.
“I think Monaco deserves to be on the calendar,” he said. “It’s a great place to come in. When we think of Formula 1, a lot of people think of Monaco. It would be nice to put the overtaking point, I’m not going to lie, the show might be a little better on Sunday. But even if that can’t be resolved, I’m still I think everyone knows this weekend is all about qualifying and boxing, and that’s what everyone is looking forward to. So it’s not like we’re missing something.”
Fernando Alonso simply described the suggestion that Monaco would be left meaningless.
“I think you should stay on the calendar,” he said, “I don’t see any reason why it would be any different.” “Because it is difficult to overtake? It is also difficult in Singapore. It was difficult in Barcelona, and it was difficult in Budapest before the DRS. Before 2011, there was no overtaking in Budapest, Barcelona, Monaco or Singapore, and there was no doubt about Exclude these races from the calendar. A lot of people are talking on social media these days about what’s going on in the world, and they have to keep talking about completely random things, and it just doesn’t make sense.”
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