May 29th, 2013 (F1plus/H. Hough).- That was the general consensus going into last weekend’s Monaco GP. It’s the same every year. Yes, there is the occasional overtake – it’s not like it just never happens – but due to the tight and twisty nature of the track, it’s not as common as it might be on other tracks. On Sunday we saw many drivers driving a strategic race, with maintaining the tyres being the main goal. This led to a somewhat processional ‘race’ around the streets of Monte Carlo. But a couple of drivers didn’t seem to get the memo and instead Sergio Perez and Adrian Sutil made brazen overtakes. McLaren driver Perez found himself under fire after the race and not...
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