The Port of Monaco on a Picturesque Friday Morning (Image: Williams F1) Three time world driver champion Nelson Piquet aptly described the Monaco Grand Prix as “like trying to ride a bicycle around your living room.” Threading perfection from apex to barrier, lap after lap, is no easy feat for even the most experienced of Grand Prix drivers. Frequently touted as the most glamourous and historically significant race on the entire Formula One calendar, the privilege of winning at Monaco becomes that much more special. Many drivers have proclaimed in the past that the satisfaction from victory at Monaco is second only to that from winning the World Driver Championship. Pedantically...
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